i just bought an '03 ex and the guy i bought it from had some custom wheels on it...i might put the originals back on or find different wheels as i am not a big 'rims' person...so 2 questions...

1- what kind of wheels are these? stupid question, i know...
2- should i keep them? they've kinda grown on me, and its a personal decision i know...but i would appreciate it if someone can tell me if they look dumb as i do not have much of a sense of style...

thanks!

I could be wrong (it's been known to happen), but those look like the same wheels Empire has. Revos? Do a search.

yea, i was thinkin the same thing.. i like them but there are so many different wheels out there that im sure you could find 100 more you like.

keep the rims since they're growing on you plus they'll save you money incase you wanted to change from the originals someday. next thing you'll be doing is lowering the car and painting the rims but leaving the lip silver, but thats if you get bored of course. looks great by the way!

Those wheels are cool, leave them on...why would you want the boring factory wheels?

You should be a little more concerned with your lawn.:D

I'm not much of a "wheel guy" myself, especially since I subject the E to a lot of utilitarian use. But those I like - it doesn't look like they came off of a slammed Civic. At least from the pics, the tires look decent, so I would stick with them through the current set of tires and see if they grow on you any more.

I think they ok! But if you really going to buy a new one. i'll get the rims of your hand for reasonable price. :grin:

I really like them. What size are they?

i think they are 18's...i guess i could just go and measure them (and be THAT guy measuring his rims)...i'm pretty sure they are 18's...the tires are "contenental's"...my friend told me they are expensive...i dunno...

yeah, they DO look like Empire's wheels (tho i think he has 16's)...i googled REVO wheels but did not come up with anything helpfull...i'll keep searching

thanks for the responses...i love this car!..oh, and the lawn is due to water regulations as we are in a "extreme drought" state i guess

Ahh, no need to measure. If you look on the side wall of the tire, there should be a set of numbers like 215/70/16 or 235/50/18. The last two digits of the set are is the size of the wheel and tires.