Who made the "Aero" wheels?
Who made the "Aero" wheels?
No offence in what I say but really what does it matter who made them.
They were made for lexus as an upgrade you can buy them from lexus or second hand on places like Ebay.
I find the question irrelevant and just one that leads no where.
Again don't take this in the wromg way it just seems to me pointless
my chicanes say made in germany, ive read it on there, couldnt tell you a company name though they do have tte stamped inside
Lexuspat No offence in what I say but really what does it matter who made them.It probably doesn't matter.
Lexuspat I find the question irrelevant and just one that leads no where.All knowledge is useful to someone. I learnt long ago that very few questions are truly irrelevant, Sometimes when you get the answer you discover that the question didn't lead anywhere you needed to go, But without knowing the importance of an answer you shouldn't dismiss any question as irrelevant.
Lexuspat No offence in what I say but really what does it matter who made them.It probably doesn't matter.
Lexuspat I find the question irrelevant and just one that leads no where.All knowledge is useful to someone. I learnt long ago that very few questions are truly irrelevant, Sometimes when you get the answer you discover that the question didn't lead anywhere you needed to go, But without knowing the importance of an answer you shouldn't dismiss any question as irrelevant.
Is the 'Made in England' bit actually cast into the wheel or is it just a sticker? Because it doesn't make sense for a Japanese company, building Japanese cars, in Japan to get the wheels built in England?
Especially as they are JWL approved, which is a Japanese alloy wheel certification of some sort?
But if it is cast in...ignore what I just said. lol
sprinter2012 Is the 'Made in England' bit actually cast into the wheel or is it just a sticker? Because it doesn't make sense for a Japanese company, building Japanese cars, in Japan to get the wheels built in England?
sprinter2012 Is the 'Made in England' bit actually cast into the wheel or is it just a sticker? Because it doesn't make sense for a Japanese company, building Japanese cars, in Japan to get the wheels built in England?
parthiban As far as I know these wheels were only available in the UK, and were only fitted after cars arrived in the UK - in this case it does actually make sense if they were made in England
Interesting question though, I'm also curious to know who made them now, as mentioned I think Borbet made the TTE ones but it's never been discussed who made the aero/styling kit alloys........
parthiban As far as I know these wheels were only available in the UK, and were only fitted after cars arrived in the UK - in this case it does actually make sense if they were made in England
Interesting question though, I'm also curious to know who made them now, as mentioned I think Borbet made the TTE ones but it's never been discussed who made the aero/styling kit alloys........
sprinter2012 Good point actually, even the top spec Altezza's with the full TRD bodykits and dials etc. still only came with 5 spoke wheels.
And don't BBS make the ISF wheels or something? Or maybe it's the LFA, I can't remember.
sprinter2012 Good point actually, even the top spec Altezza's with the full TRD bodykits and dials etc. still only came with 5 spoke wheels.
And don't BBS make the ISF wheels or something? Or maybe it's the LFA, I can't remember.