US Made Wheels
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Centerline Wheel co.
Centerline Wheels, Santa Fe Springs, Ca. They manufacture here in So. Cal.
I just bought some for my 69 elco.
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I just bought some for my 69 elco.
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Even some of the stock wheels were made in Japan (Enkie) or Kelsey-Hayes of Mexico.
The 96 Grand Sport wheels were made by A-Mold Corporation located in Ohio. The Z06 wheels on my 02 coupe are made by Speedline which is an English corporation.
Back in 98. I bought a set of AFS wheels for a 92 vert I had at the time and those were made in Japan. Japanese wheels are typically made to very high standards and the wheels that meet their standards have a "JWL" logo on them Here's a link that has pics of the JWL logo on a wheel.
There are probably lots of aftermarket wheels that are made in the US. As mentioned, Centerline, Boyd's are two examples and there are probably more. I would not worry any about wheels marked as made in Japan or Europe.
The 96 Grand Sport wheels were made by A-Mold Corporation located in Ohio. The Z06 wheels on my 02 coupe are made by Speedline which is an English corporation.
Back in 98. I bought a set of AFS wheels for a 92 vert I had at the time and those were made in Japan. Japanese wheels are typically made to very high standards and the wheels that meet their standards have a "JWL" logo on them Here's a link that has pics of the JWL logo on a wheel.
There are probably lots of aftermarket wheels that are made in the US. As mentioned, Centerline, Boyd's are two examples and there are probably more. I would not worry any about wheels marked as made in Japan or Europe.
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It's hard to find anything made 100% in the USA.
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Even some of the stock wheels were made in Japan (Enkie) or Kelsey-Hayes of Mexico.
The 96 Grand Sport wheels were made by A-Mold Corporation located in Ohio. The Z06 wheels on my 02 coupe are made by Speedline which is an English corporation.
Back in 98. I bought a set of AFS wheels for a 92 vert I had at the time and those were made in Japan. Japanese wheels are typically made to very high standards and the wheels that meet their standards have a "JWL" logo on them Here's a link that has pics of the JWL logo on a wheel.
There are probably lots of aftermarket wheels that are made in the US. As mentioned, Centerline, Boyd's are two examples and there are probably more. I would not worry any about wheels marked as made in Japan or Europe.
The 96 Grand Sport wheels were made by A-Mold Corporation located in Ohio. The Z06 wheels on my 02 coupe are made by Speedline which is an English corporation.
Back in 98. I bought a set of AFS wheels for a 92 vert I had at the time and those were made in Japan. Japanese wheels are typically made to very high standards and the wheels that meet their standards have a "JWL" logo on them Here's a link that has pics of the JWL logo on a wheel.
There are probably lots of aftermarket wheels that are made in the US. As mentioned, Centerline, Boyd's are two examples and there are probably more. I would not worry any about wheels marked as made in Japan or Europe.
Also, is OP okay with wheels designed and tested here and made somewhere else? I'd have no problems with plants in Germany, China, Peru, or whatever if they were certified ISO 9000 or quality assured.
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Even GM A-Molds orginals were made in Japan and are a damn fine wheel. I would not discount a set of those in your search
But As other have posted Fiske make a fine set of American made wheels. They are expensive however but a damn fine set of racing wheels
But As other have posted Fiske make a fine set of American made wheels. They are expensive however but a damn fine set of racing wheels
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From: Delray beach FL
Arf !
I want to keep mine and I asked a pro I know to
balance them, redo the edges and renew the polished clear coting.
He told me around 200 euros per wheel.
This make me hesitate with aftermarket wheels I saw in here that
I does not like much....
I will most probably rebuild them.
I want to keep mine and I asked a pro I know to
balance them, redo the edges and renew the polished clear coting.
He told me around 200 euros per wheel.
This make me hesitate with aftermarket wheels I saw in here that
I does not like much....
I will most probably rebuild them.
For you Brian
