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As discussed, I have checked with the dealer, but they do not have a silver colour wheels from original supplier, it is from NXA, also it has single layer rims. They have silver & black wheels - double layered from Original supplier, so please confirm whether I can go for silver or silver & black.

CalifJim · Accepted Answer

I'm afraid it's too difficult to follow. It seems to answer its own question:

they do not have ... silver ...

They have silver & black ...

... confirm whether I can go for

silver

or

silver & black.

How can you "go for silver" when you just said they don't have it?

I think you need a rewrite here to clarify your intentions.

CJ

Anonymous · Answer

Thank you for helping to fix errors

As discussed, I have checked with the dealer, but they do not have silver colour wheels from original supplier, and they have a silver color wheels only from NXA, also it has only single layered rims. They have silver & black wheels - double layered from Original supplier, so please confirm whether I can go for silver or silver & black.

CalifJim · Answer

It seems to me that you can get the silver wheels if you are willing to get them from NXA and you want the single-layered rims. On the other hand, you can get the double-layered silver and black wheels from the original supplier.

I don't know why you are asking for confirmation that you can do these things. It seems you have already inquired about these things and have obtained the necessary information.

Are you asking permission from someone else? Are you asking someone else to make the decision between these two options? If so, then at the end, say Please confirm whether I should go with the silver or with the silver and black.

When you ask if you should do something, you are asking the other person to advise you what to do.

CJ

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