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Yeah i contacted them. It depends on width, but appx 20lbs for 19". Will ask for more information.Did you reach out to them and ask?
Will see.
Check these wheels out. They look very much like those and I had them on my M3. It shows that they weight 19.6 lbs for the 19” whereas the Sport Wheels weigh 26 lbs.
Titan 7 T-S5 (Set of Four Wheels) - 19x8.5 / +40 / 5x114 for Tesla Model 3
And here’s what they look like on my M3.
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Hey, those look just like the T-S5's on my M3, except I went with the 19x9's and will be going to a 265/35-19 tire in the future.
I think the price scares a lot of people off buying Titan7 "fully-forged" wheels, even though some "flow-forged" wheels are pretty close in price.
How much did those set you back?@Noble.X I was in the same boat as you. Have you considered signature wheels? Custom offsets / finish and they prove their weights and post pics. Multiple styles. They just finished mine In brushed titanium. View attachment 589750
Vendor - Official Signature Wheel Gallery | Fitment Q&A Thread
DM signature wheels. I’m sure he can work out a deal for you. What helped me ultimately decide is that these have been track proven with zero failures. They are the official race wheel for Ford Performance Racing school. Even searching online I have not seen 1 wheel pic or 1 wheel thread mentioning any type of failure and yet you can find HRE wheel failure easily. That piece of mind is worth it....to me at least.How much did those set you back?
DM signature wheels. I’m sure he can work out a deal for you. What helped me ultimately decide is that these have been track proven with zero failures. They are the official race wheel for Ford Performance Racing school. Even searching online I have not seen 1 wheel pic or 1 wheel thread mentioning any type of failure and yet you can find HRE wheel failure easily. That piece of mind is worth it....to me at least.
Got these on my Y, Signature Wheels SV-503 19” at 19.6 Lbs Track edition.I would have loved to get them for my MY but they didn’t have the right fit so I went with T-Sportline’s Falcons. Nice but not as nice as Titans but they are similar.
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Too much information from you but i found this brand recommended by a guy from "Custom monoblock forged wheels Info"Reading the website just briefly, lets say its easy to tell that english is not the website creators primary language (due to sentence structure, placement of pronouns etc). Thats isnt a problem in and of itself of course, but I would want a lot more information personally before I even considered forking over any money.
Basically, they say they "made wheels for other brands, then decided to make their own, to cut out the middle man".
Also, OP, I find it interesting that you joined the site yesterday, and your only post is to ask about these wheels with a link to the website. Again, nothing wrong with that, but it also tends to look like someone who is secretly shilling for said website... especially since your only posts here on TMC are in this specific thread.
Those are beautiful
Too much information from you but i found this brand recommended by a guy from "Custom monoblock forged wheels Info"
Thanks anw!
1. The "company" is based in Nebraska, with Nebraskan phone number.
2. Website shows TÜV Austria sticker, but claims to have TÜV Rheinland certificate. They are separate organizations.
3. Neither TÜV Austria or TÜV Rheinland registration shows "Stark" as certificate holder.
4. Stark does not provide certificate # for proof of holding.
5. TÜV performs testing of actual WHEELS (not just management systems). In the markets where they are relevant (e.g. Germany), it is the wheels -- the actual aftermarket products fitted to the car -- that require TÜV certification.
6. Stark claims to run FEA analysis to prove load rating. No physical testing. No 3rd party testing.
Sure things.Thanks, I found it in the thread you mentioned in two posts. One has price from a user, the other says:
Let us know how it works out if you decide to purchase them. They look nice but I still have doubts about the company.