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Originally Posted by HaXx
if you are doing this to build credit, go to a bank and talk to someone about a personal loan. that way you can open that line of credit, buy the wheels in full with the banks money, and pay the bank back over time, with a low interest rate.
when i buy wheels, i use a credit card so i can get that $~2-$3k of credit, and pay it off in the first month from my debit account.
believe it or not, the best way to build your credit is to charge ~30% of your limit and pay it the first month. they dont like to see you maxing out your cards. it would seem to make more sense to max out your card every month and pay it off every month, but thats not whats best for building credit
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Originally Posted by VIP BRZ
I financed a couch when i was first trying to build credit.. go for it
A lot of wheel company's offer financing with %0 interest for a full year in some cases
Otherwise, Paypall credit had %0 interest on payments over $500 if payed off before 6 months
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My credit last time i checked was at 755 which is really good not the greatest i guess but i want to raise it as high as possible for the future.
I have financed so many car parts over the years with 0% interest up to 1 year because my credit was good. And only on those terms would i finance.. I'm not retarded for crying out loud... Again with the assumptions
And yeah that is good literally almost a hundred people told me it was amazing before i got it and now that i do have it and mocked it up. The fitment is incredibly good and only needs to be shaved a bit in the rear and the gas cap. I even took this to 3 shops and they said that the fitment was really good and its ABS so its stronger than fiberglass as well. So if you don't have the kit than your opinion is invalid.