anyone seen and H on 19 or 20 inch rims

Not in person only in pictures. I personaly think it looks ridiculous and the ride has got to suck! Here is a picture that SoCal just posted of a HHR with 20s.
http://www.chevyhhr.net/gallery/files/1/6/6/ScochesSEMAHHR-side.jpg

I like the Scoche truck, but still think 20's are way too much rim for the HHR.

IMO 18's are the way to go.

Just my $0.02

They say the bigger the rim/wheel the less smooth the ride.

They say the bigger the rim/wheel the less smooth the ride.

Yup, less room for air to cushion the ride.

Yes - as you decrease the sidewall size (lower profile), the ride quality "firms up" - and the tire loses it's ability to dissipate heat generated from a) the road, and b) braking heat transmitted to the rim. This causes tires to get harder faster, and decreases their lifespan.

The looks are a matter of opinion. I would rather see more rim than tire. I did sacrifice ride quality, but when we build something original (or custom) we sometimes sacrifice practicality (ask any custom builder). I personally don't like to pull up to a stop light, right next to a person driving the same exact car. Its a bit embarassing. I have 20's, and wouldn't have an HHR any other way! Next time I might try 22's!! I say: The more unique, the better!

That's what it's all about; originality. :thumb:

Welcome to the forum BTW! :beer:

What kind of rims did you get? Post pics.

pics are posted in the gallery! Hope everyone approves! It definitly gets a lot of attention!

I don't really like rims that big unless they are on a truck but they don't look too bad on your HHR. :beer: I think its because I like the rims you chose, nice choice. :thumb: From the pics it kind of looks like your rims are sticking out past you fenders, especialy in the front. :confused: Are they?

Nope. they're almost even with the fender (just where I wanted them). I still have plenty of room for lowering.(which will be the next addition) I went with an 8" wheel instead of the 7.5". I'll try and get some more pics of the width. Thanks!!

Cool, I would love to see the width!