If you have shopped around for a set of forged wheels, you will likely find they are priced at different price points among different companies. Major wheel companies are selling for an average of $10K+ a set, and some small companies are selling for as little as $3K a set. At this point, you are probably wondering: Why are the prices different and what’s the difference in quality between a $10K set and a $3K set? The simple answer is that there are differences in many aspects that you can’t directly see but play big roles in terms of durability, safety, and ethnicity. Below are some of the main factors. And I hope by reading to the end of this article, you are more prepared to invest in wheel upgrades.
We hosted our September Cars and Coffee event at Trove Club in Richmond BC in collaboration with Regenwald Leasing. A local car dealership for sports and exotic vehicles. Free coffee and snacks were provided to people. For this event, we even have a food truck on site to serve food. The event was a great success!
We hosted our 4th Cars and Coffee event at Trove Club in Richmond BC. Free coffee and snacks were provided to people that attended. Everyone had a good time talking and checking out cool cars. We hosted this community event to bring car people together on this sunny Saturday morning.
When it comes to finishes on premium forged wheels, there are a lot more to choose from than generic color options (i.e. black, silver, bronze, gold etc.) seen on most of the off-the-shelf cast or flow-formed wheels. You may be confused about what are the different finishes can be done to a wheel? In this article, we’ll explain the finish options that are available from Forgelite Wheels and other manufacturers. We use Made in USA powder for our wheels to create beautiful and durable finishes.
Driven Show Vancouver is a premier automotive exhibition and showcase that takes place in the beautiful city of Vancouver, Canada. It serves as a hub where car enthusiasts, industry leaders, and automotive businesses converge to celebrate the artistry, craftsmanship, and innovation that defines the automotive world. From modified rides to exotic supercars, this event showcases a stunning array of vehicles that caters to diverse tastes and automotive interests. On June 17, 2023, Driven Show came to Hard Rock Casino in Coquitlam, British Columbia.
Upgrading your car's wheels and tires can greatly enhance its performance, safety, and appearance. In this article, we will discuss the various benefits of upgrading your car's wheels and tires, and how it can transform your driving experience.
When it comes to upgrading the performance and looks of your car, changing the wheels and tires is one of the most popular options. However, with so many options available in the market, it can be overwhelming to choose the right setup that suits your needs. One of the setups that have gained popularity in recent years, and are offered by many high-performance cars as OE setup is the staggered wheels and tires setup. In this article, we will discuss what a staggered setup is and its advantages and disadvantages.
Running larger size wheels or wider tires is the best way to get the additional traction you need for your car or improve vehicle aesthetics. It may seem intimidating to run something different from a factory setup, however, once you understand how the mechanics work, it’s very simple and straightforward. Let’s look at the below and understand what to consider when running larger-size wheels and tires. If you are just learning about tires, it is recommended to read this article to understand the basics of tire size.
Wheel concavity refers to the wheel face curvature profile on a monoblock (one-piece) wheel or wheel center on a modular wheel. Concavity is different from “dish depth” on a modular wheel. When looking from the side, a wheel with large concavity has a wheel center that’s sunk in. A wheel with no concavity has a wheel face profile that’s flat.
Wheel fitment is an important aspect of customizing your vehicle. It can affect the appearance, performance, and safety of your car. In this article, we will explain what are the five typical types of wheel fitment: OEM, OEM+, fender flush, tucked, and stance.
If you are reading this then you probably want to lower your car and ask the question of whether should you choose lowering springs or coilovers. The short answer is both options are good. if you have the budget, choose coilovers. If you are doing this on a budget, lowering spring is the best choice. In this article, we will discuss the differences between lowering springs and coilovers and which one is the better option for your car.
If you're an automotive enthusiast, you probably know what wheel gaps are. It's the vertical distance between your car's tire and fender. Many cars from factories have large wheel gaps due to automotive laws and regulations, and other considerations such as different wheel sizes that are offered as a factory option.
Upsizing the wheels and tires of your car can be a great way to enhance its appearance and performance. However, many people are concerned about the safety of this practice. In this article, we will explain why upsizing your car's wheels and tires are safe, as long as it is done correctly.
There are numbers and text you see marked on tire side walls. What do they mean and why do they matter? In this article we will explain what they are and how to decipher them.
Wheel offset is a critical aspect of your vehicle's wheel setup and most people do not fully understand the relations between wheel width and offset. Both dimensions must be looked at together to determine if the wheels are suitable for your car.
Finite Element Analysis, or FEA, is a computer-based simulation tool that helps engineers understand how a mechanical part will behave in different loading scenarios. Read this article if you are interested to learn more about it.
Wheel spacers are a popular aftermarket accessory that many car enthusiasts use to improve their vehicle's handling and appearance. However, with any modification to your vehicle, it's important to consider the safety implications.
The terms “wheel” and “rims” are often used interchangeably. Depending on where you’re from, people call the “wheel” the “rim,” while other places call the “rim” the “wheel.” Although people use it interchangeably, the terms are very particular in the original technical sense. While the two are often discussed together, they are not identical.
Not all wheels are created equal. If you're looking for aftermarket wheels, there are several things that you should consider. As wheels are made using different methods and alloys, they have distinct advantages and disadvantages over one another. Some wheels are inexpensive to purchase, some offer premium quality, and some focus on style solely.
