Custom wheels?
10-21-2009, 11:21 AM
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My Ride: 2007 custom Range Rover, 2005 745li, FULL custom 1950 mercury, chopped and flame throwers, 1930 model A rat rod, nasty little bastard!!
soon to be custom bmw 550 all white and black.
Has anyone heard of ASA Alloy wheels?
any info would be great...
i know alot of wheel companies but NEVER heard of these guys..
Thanks
any info would be great...
i know alot of wheel companies but NEVER heard of these guys..
Thanks
10-21-2009, 11:24 AM
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Originally Posted by inknu2' post='1037541' date='Oct 21 2009, 03:21 PM
Has anyone heard of ASA Alloy wheels?
any info would be great...
i know alot of wheel companies but NEVER heard of these guys..
Thanks
any info would be great...
i know alot of wheel companies but NEVER heard of these guys..
Thanks
10-21-2009, 12:33 PM
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My Ride: 2005 BMW 545i
Originally Posted by JeRZee XiE60' post='1037544' date='Oct 21 2009, 12:24 PM
ASA has been around for awhile. They used to sell a lot of cheap wheels for Japanese cars. I think Tirerack sells ASA.
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My Ride: 2007 custom Range Rover, 2005 745li, FULL custom 1950 mercury, chopped and flame throwers, 1930 model A rat rod, nasty little bastard!!
soon to be custom bmw 550 all white and black.
Ya they are def cheaper wheels....
they have some sort of partnership with bbs tho which i read....
thanks..
they have some sort of partnership with bbs tho which i read....
thanks..
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I have ASA for my winter set up and they seem fine. I have used them for three winters and they hold up well on our crappy roads. Haven't bent or cracked one yet however they are 17's so they have plenty of tire sidewall for protection. The finish has also held up very well considering they are covered in salt most of the time.
I have done a lot of business with tire rack and my experience has been that if they sell you a wheel that they recommend for your car, it will fit, the offsets will be right and it won't cause vibration problems (unlike some other cheap wheels you can buy). But I have never tried an ASA wheel in say a 20" application.
I have done a lot of business with tire rack and my experience has been that if they sell you a wheel that they recommend for your car, it will fit, the offsets will be right and it won't cause vibration problems (unlike some other cheap wheels you can buy). But I have never tried an ASA wheel in say a 20" application.
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