Miro vs. VMR
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I have limited knowledge of these brands, though both names seem to be thrown around a lot in terms of OEM style reps.
Anyone have any insight as to whether one brand exceeds the other in terms of quality, durability, and fit?
Specifically I am comparing:
Miro M01
http://www.mirowheels.com/M01.html
vs
Velocity Motoring VB3
http://www.velocitymotoring.com/links/Vb3_...al_finishes.htm
TIA
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Anyone have any insight as to whether one brand exceeds the other in terms of quality, durability, and fit?
Specifically I am comparing:
Miro M01
http://www.mirowheels.com/M01.html
vs
Velocity Motoring VB3
http://www.velocitymotoring.com/links/Vb3_...al_finishes.htm
TIA
-M
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I have heard great things about the Miro style 167 reps, but I have heard the paint on the CSL reps is very poor.
I think VMR has better CSL style wheels, and better wheels in general. Keep in mind I have never owned either, I am basing this from what I have heard.
I think VMR has better CSL style wheels, and better wheels in general. Keep in mind I have never owned either, I am basing this from what I have heard.
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Thanks.
Coming from JDM land, I've never considered any replica style wheels then, and now shouldn't be any different... but sometimes its nice to toy with the dark side..
Coming from JDM land, I've never considered any replica style wheels then, and now shouldn't be any different... but sometimes its nice to toy with the dark side..
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I had the VMR 710s on my 335. They were very strong and the finish and quality was top notch as well as the price. Probably the best cast wheels in that range.
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Originally Posted by NeRwEEzy' post='1025478' date='Oct 5 2009, 07:41 PM
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+2 for VMR's.....
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So the only reason why I was considering the Miro's was because I found a set for sale in this very unique custom metallic gunmetal grey with semi gloss clear coat:
![](https://i107.photobucket.com/albums/m311/sumdumguy83/miro.jpg)
Front - 19x8.5, 5x120, ET15
Rear - 19x9.5, 5x120, ET20
They are brand new and cheaper than a new set of VMR's.
Not sure how it would look on my Titanium Silver though..
![](https://i107.photobucket.com/albums/m311/sumdumguy83/miro.jpg)
Front - 19x8.5, 5x120, ET15
Rear - 19x9.5, 5x120, ET20
They are brand new and cheaper than a new set of VMR's.
Not sure how it would look on my Titanium Silver though..