Recent content by Lexani 22 CX9

When you get in try approaching farther back in the door so that your head is not directly above the pillar. Also try putting one leg in fist and then slide the rest of your body in slightly bent backwards. Then start the ignition and drive hard. (drive2)

When I was shopping around for wheels I thought about going with the 24's but once I saw the profile I needed to fit I decided to go with 22's. I am currently running on 265/40r22 and I am very happy with the ride and there is not much room for a bigger tire. I tried fitting a 265/45r22 tire...

Nope, The dealer wanted like 200 bucks for tints. I got them at a car audio shop for 100 bucks. The front is not tinted but since I put 15% on the already tinted factory glass and 5% on the passenger and drivers side glass the car is really dark and doesnt allow too much light inside. So the...

I thought it be better to cross post than double post. The subject has to do both with rims and appearance. (cool)

The ride is actually very good. I dont really understand why everyone says that it will be a rough ride. I feel as if the car is actually driving smoother not rougher because of the wider tires. My daily commute is on smooth roads and expressway and I like the new new stickier and more...

I cant wait for some type of tuning to come out. Even if it only gives me 10HP, I really want it for the MPG economy.

I just posted pictures of my new car with the new Lexani 22" LX-10 wheels installed. The link is below. http://www.mazdas247.com/forum/showthread.php?t=123773103 Enjoy

Picked up the car last night at the dealer and drove it home on the turnpike. The car rides great. No vibration and very smooth. The bigger wheels and tires give the car a more stable feel and ride especially when switching lanes at high speeds. I really dont feel the ride stiffer like...

I dont think their is a need. The tire size is going to be just a little bit bigger, 29.8" vs 30.4". Plus the new 22" rims with tires and stock 20' with tire are actually lighter by 2.5 lbs. The new 22" Pirelli Tires do weigh 1lbs more than stock bridgstone but the rims are much lighter...

I went with 22" I was supposed to pick my car up at the dealer yesterday but they didnt finish detailing so they are delivering it to my work today. I decided to go with the lexani 22" lx-10. Here are the pictures of the wheels. I think they are going to look great with the black wheel...