[muddeatr]

Originally Posted by david_acm

Personally I don't like when the name of something is everywhere. For instance now that I have the illuminated door sills that say CAMARO on them, the black and white rubber mats that also say CAMARO looked kinda tasteless (to me) so I swapped them back out for the plain black ones.

You are absolutely correct IMO about having too many instances of the name on everything. I don't mind the Camaro text on a lot of things, but I am trying to make sure not to over do it wiht the RS logos. I am thinking of removing the front and rear RS for that reason.

[Evergreen6]

I'm a big fan of RWL (Raised white letters) on tires: On the vehicles which originally came with them, in the time period where having that look was really popular. Same with white walls, redlines, etc.

I agree with just about everything said above. Your money, your car, do it for you. Personally, since you asked, not a fan, and not something I'd put on my car. Most cars where I see tire stickers these days are proper junk, and I wouldn't want to imitate that on my own vehicle.

[ariZona28]

Originally Posted by CalgaryZL1

I decided to dress my wheels but with an oil base paint pen. Guess what I think anybody thinks.

+1 for this setup! Tough to get it just right on the narrow sidewalls of 30 series tires. I definitely prefer the tire brand over the model of vehicle.

What pen did you use?

[paradigm]

Originally Posted by CalgaryZL1

I decided to dress my wheels but with an oil base paint pen. Guess what I think anybody thinks.

I like this. More subtle and it’s the tire brand, not the name of the car.

Which pen did you use? How is it holding up?