Anyone know the name of this wheel?
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The wheels that you have seen are currently mounted on a 2013 Jaguar XK for sale in Florida.
The wheels are described as.....
EXTREMELY LIMITED AVAILABITY MATTE FINISHED LIGHTWEIGHT COLOR CODED RACING WHEELS
BLACK CAT LIGHTWEIGHT RACING WHEEL PKG IN COOR CODED MATTE FINISH
Car is for sale at...........
Florida Auction Direct
2512 Southwest 30th Avenue
Hallandale, FL 33009
954-457-1000
Price: $79,500
Year: 2013
Make: Jaguar
Model: XK
Trim: XKR Portfolio Coupe
Hope this info helps......They are sold by a company called Team Dynamics.
The wheels are described as.....
EXTREMELY LIMITED AVAILABITY MATTE FINISHED LIGHTWEIGHT COLOR CODED RACING WHEELS
BLACK CAT LIGHTWEIGHT RACING WHEEL PKG IN COOR CODED MATTE FINISH
Car is for sale at...........
Florida Auction Direct
2512 Southwest 30th Avenue
Hallandale, FL 33009
954-457-1000
Price: $79,500
Year: 2013
Make: Jaguar
Model: XK
Trim: XKR Portfolio Coupe
Hope this info helps......They are sold by a company called Team Dynamics.
Last edited by richzak; 12-26-2013 at 08:07 PM.
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It appears that Guille is correct, although the wheels on the car at the dealership is described as Black Cat lightweight wheels sold by Team Dynamics.
After seeing the actual wheel via a website......
XO Luxury Wheels - Barcelona
I have to agree......I am not sure why the dealer has them listed as Black Cat.
The XO is listed on ebay...
http://www.ebay.com/itm/20-BMW-E90-3...-/171030526207
After seeing the actual wheel via a website......
XO Luxury Wheels - Barcelona
I have to agree......I am not sure why the dealer has them listed as Black Cat.
The XO is listed on ebay...
http://www.ebay.com/itm/20-BMW-E90-3...-/171030526207
Last edited by richzak; 12-26-2013 at 09:46 PM.
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Actually I think these are the Monaco wheel...the Barceona and the Monaco are very similar
XO Luxury Wheels - Monaco
XO Luxury Wheels - Monaco
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Actually I think these are the Monaco wheel...the Barceona and the Monaco are very similar
XO Luxury Wheels - Monaco
XO Luxury Wheels - Monaco
Braelin Alloy Wheel Bro2 from FastCo in Canada vs Ace Alloy Convex Wheel. I am sure these wheels are produced in Asia in the same plant then sold under different brand names. Can you tell any difference apart from each other?
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Those look completely identical to me other then the lighting and angle. One thing I learned in my 3 month long wheel fiasco is that many of these companies are nothing more than glorified marketing companies sharing wheel designs and renting time on machinery to manufacture "custom" wheels. Do some serious research into the company before buying wheels, as finding wheels to fit these cars correctly is a challenge.
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Those look completely identical to me other then the lighting and angle. One thing I learned in my 3 month long wheel fiasco is that many of these companies are nothing more than glorified marketing companies sharing wheel designs and renting time on machinery to manufacture "custom" wheels. Do some serious research into the company before buying wheels, as finding wheels to fit these cars correctly is a challenge.
You are correct as I have found out, the wheel designs are shared by the manufacturer to so many companies that want to place their own brand name on the wheels. Almost all of them are coming out of Asian manufacturing plants. Some of the aftermarket wheels are considered "custom" fit as they are sent blank wheels then the bolt patterns are drilled out.
So far, NO ONE has been able to supply me with an aftermarket wheel under the $400 to $450 price range to fit my 2009 Jaguar XKR 20" wheel w Alcon brake calipers. I even wrote to Jaguar USA who failed to supply any information, except to say "contact your local Jaguar dealer" which in my opinion..... they know nothing about aftermarket wheels and could care less even discussing them with you.
It's quite frustrating.
My search continues.................
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I understand your frustration. Ive experienced this myself, which led me to get my factory wheels painted.
I have spent the last 2 1/2 months researching, checking with dealers, reviewing websites, ordered 1 set (Coventry Whitley 20") to only return them as they did not have proper fitment. It's been a nightmare.
You are correct as I have found out, the wheel designs are shared by the manufacturer to so many companies that want to place their own brand name on the wheels. Almost all of them are coming out of Asian manufacturing plants. Some of the aftermarket wheels are considered "custom" fit as they are sent blank wheels then the bolt patterns are drilled out.
So far, NO ONE has been able to supply me with an aftermarket wheel under the $400 to $450 price range to fit my 2009 Jaguar XKR 20" wheel w Alcon brake calipers. I even wrote to Jaguar USA who failed to supply any information, except to say "contact your local Jaguar dealer" which in my opinion..... they know nothing about aftermarket wheels and could care less even discussing them with you.
It's quite frustrating.
My search continues.................
You are correct as I have found out, the wheel designs are shared by the manufacturer to so many companies that want to place their own brand name on the wheels. Almost all of them are coming out of Asian manufacturing plants. Some of the aftermarket wheels are considered "custom" fit as they are sent blank wheels then the bolt patterns are drilled out.
So far, NO ONE has been able to supply me with an aftermarket wheel under the $400 to $450 price range to fit my 2009 Jaguar XKR 20" wheel w Alcon brake calipers. I even wrote to Jaguar USA who failed to supply any information, except to say "contact your local Jaguar dealer" which in my opinion..... they know nothing about aftermarket wheels and could care less even discussing them with you.
It's quite frustrating.
My search continues.................
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I have spent the last 2 1/2 months researching, checking with dealers, reviewing websites, ordered 1 set (Coventry Whitley 20") to only return them as they did not have proper fitment. It's been a nightmare.
You are correct as I have found out, the wheel designs are shared by the manufacturer to so many companies that want to place their own brand name on the wheels. Almost all of them are coming out of Asian manufacturing plants. Some of the aftermarket wheels are considered "custom" fit as they are sent blank wheels then the bolt patterns are drilled out.
So far, NO ONE has been able to supply me with an aftermarket wheel under the $400 to $450 price range to fit my 2009 Jaguar XKR 20" wheel w Alcon brake calipers. I even wrote to Jaguar USA who failed to supply any information, except to say "contact your local Jaguar dealer" which in my opinion..... they know nothing about aftermarket wheels and could care less even discussing them with you.
It's quite frustrating.
My search continues.................
You are correct as I have found out, the wheel designs are shared by the manufacturer to so many companies that want to place their own brand name on the wheels. Almost all of them are coming out of Asian manufacturing plants. Some of the aftermarket wheels are considered "custom" fit as they are sent blank wheels then the bolt patterns are drilled out.
So far, NO ONE has been able to supply me with an aftermarket wheel under the $400 to $450 price range to fit my 2009 Jaguar XKR 20" wheel w Alcon brake calipers. I even wrote to Jaguar USA who failed to supply any information, except to say "contact your local Jaguar dealer" which in my opinion..... they know nothing about aftermarket wheels and could care less even discussing them with you.
It's quite frustrating.
My search continues.................
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I have spent the last 2 1/2 months researching, checking with dealers, reviewing websites, ordered 1 set (Coventry Whitley 20") to only return them as they did not have proper fitment. It's been a nightmare.
You are correct as I have found out, the wheel designs are shared by the manufacturer to so many companies that want to place their own brand name on the wheels. Almost all of them are coming out of Asian manufacturing plants. Some of the aftermarket wheels are considered "custom" fit as they are sent blank wheels then the bolt patterns are drilled out.
So far, NO ONE has been able to supply me with an aftermarket wheel under the $400 to $450 price range to fit my 2009 Jaguar XKR 20" wheel w Alcon brake calipers. I even wrote to Jaguar USA who failed to supply any information, except to say "contact your local Jaguar dealer" which in my opinion..... they know nothing about aftermarket wheels and could care less even discussing them with you.
It's quite frustrating.
My search continues.................
You are correct as I have found out, the wheel designs are shared by the manufacturer to so many companies that want to place their own brand name on the wheels. Almost all of them are coming out of Asian manufacturing plants. Some of the aftermarket wheels are considered "custom" fit as they are sent blank wheels then the bolt patterns are drilled out.
So far, NO ONE has been able to supply me with an aftermarket wheel under the $400 to $450 price range to fit my 2009 Jaguar XKR 20" wheel w Alcon brake calipers. I even wrote to Jaguar USA who failed to supply any information, except to say "contact your local Jaguar dealer" which in my opinion..... they know nothing about aftermarket wheels and could care less even discussing them with you.
It's quite frustrating.
My search continues.................
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