What kind of wheel is a Rallye wheel?

What kind of wheel is a Rallye wheel?

The classic looks of a rallye wheel defined many of the most popular luxury and muscle cars of the sixties and seventies. Coker Tire Company features a huge selection of premium quality rallye wheels for hundreds of fitments. These wheels are available in several finishes including bright chrome and durable silver powder coating.

Where are the alloy wheels made in Thailand?

Our modern factory has a built-up area of 19,600 sq m and situated at Nonthaburi province which 60 km away from Bangkok downtown. We exporting the wheels internationally across Europe, USA, Australia, South Africa and most of Asia Pacific. Please feel free to contact us.

What do the JEGS rally wheels look like?

JEGS Rally Wheels provide that vintage look with their classic slot design and defining powder coated silver or chrome finish. These OE-styled wheels are engineered and tested to meet or exceed SAE (Society of Automotive Engineers) J2530 standards for radial fatigue, cornering fatigue, and impact fatigue. Trim rings & center caps sold separately.

How much does a Coker Rallye wheel cost?

Buy in monthly payments with Affirm on orders over $50. Learn more The classic looks of a rallye wheel defined many of the most popular luxury and muscle cars of the sixties and seventies. Coker Tire Company features a huge selection of premium quality rallye wheels for hundreds of fitments.

When did the last Chevy Rallye wheel come out?

For instance, a 15×6-inch Chevy Rallye was available in various backspacing, one specifically for the 1967-1968 Camaro Z28 and another that fit several applications. The early 1980’s saw the end of the Chevy Rallye wheel on production cars, but Chevrolet continued to offer new replacement wheels for many years.

What is the year code on a Rallye wheel?

Earlier wheels had a one-digit year code, so a code of K19 could indicate a wheel produced in 1969 or 1979. Other codes on the wheel above include the number “11”, which indicates the month of manufacture, and the number “7” indicates the day of the month.