What color rims go well with a white car?

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White is a versatile color, making it relatively easy to match with rim colors. Common choices include black rims, which give the car a more upscale appearance. Alternatively, light blue, blue, or dark gray rims can lend the car a more dignified look. Light blue rims, in particular, can create a balanced effect. Wheel modification misconceptions: 1. Bigger rims are better: Many car owners modify rims primarily for aesthetic reasons, opting for larger sizes during purchase. However, blindly choosing oversized rims may lead to scraping against brake calipers or fenders, and in severe cases, could affect the car's suspension system, increase fuel consumption, and reduce ride comfort. Generally, when selecting rims, it's advisable to upgrade by no more than 2 inches and to ensure proper compatibility between rims and tires. Mismatched tires and rims can cause abnormal tire wear and shorten tire lifespan. 2. Lighter rims are better: As a safety component, car rims should not be judged solely by weight. Rims produced by reputable manufacturers undergo rigorous testing. Excessively lightweight rims may struggle to pass these tests and can compromise vehicle stability during driving. While reducing rim weight is possible, it must be done without sacrificing strength.