Lettuce

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do they also come in a staggard set u? i.e 20x8.5 and 20x10 and are they cheaper than the Work Equips?


Thanks, P.S I think they are called Zone's?

DaveGS4

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Google

Zone Z3
Quality craftsmanship and style are the hallmarks of all ZONE wheels. All ZONE wheels are hubcentric, custom, 3-piece forged wheels featuring 19 and 20 inch diameters, from 8 to 13 inch widths. Custom finishes, offsets, and applications available.

rominl

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yup, dave is correct, pm socalsc4 about it, he works for zone

you can get everything custom on that wheel setup

SoCalSC4

Yes, that is the Zone 3 model.
Chrome is a standard finish option on the Zone wheels! Thanks for asking!

They are US-made forged, three-piece wheels, and can be had in custom widths and offsets in 19", 20", and 22" diameters..

Standard center finishes include:
-Brushed/ceramic clearcoat
-Chrome
-Black powdercoat
-Liquid Silver powdercoat
-Anthracite powdercoat
-Polish/Ceramic clearcoat

The outer lip comes chrome as standard, or high-polish is a no-cost option.

I am not sure how the price comapares specifically to the Work wheels, but the Zone are forged
and the Work utilize cast centers. Zone's standard finishes and quick build-time give a
significant advantage when comparing these to other brands of three-piece wheels.

Please contact Wheel Experts for pricing! He is a CL board Vendor:

WheelExperts.com
peter@wheelexperts.com

Best regards,
Bob

rominl

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hey bob, interesting you mention the quick build time, how fast are we talking about here?

and from what you are saying, if i want standard silver instead of chrome, i have to paymore?!

Wheel Experts

Henry,

Silver powdercoat is also a standard finish, as is brushed or black - All are same price. Time frame has been consistenly around 2 weeks, which is great stuff to hear as a vendor

blueGS400

just my opinion but when i look at that wheel it just doesnt do it for me, i cant put my finger on it but its as if the spoke is not defined, the center design is just too smooth, looks like a flower or somethin, i would like it better with a tapering spoke with a more squared off edge,,,,,,,im having a hard time putting it into words but maybe somebody will understand

blueGS400

i got it, u remember those things on a straw when u were little, that u would blow and the flower in the middle would spin, thats what it reminds me of

rominl

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wow peter, i can't believe you still remmeber my name!!!!

2 weeks turn around time is insanely fast, considering that those are all custom made. they work really fast! and it's good to know that they do silver powdercoat. if i am right the finish is stronger than normal paint right?

bluelex

you mean the plastics flowers people put on lawns that when the wind blows they spin?

DaveGS4

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Actually Bob, Peter & Wheel Experts are no longer CL sponsors / let their support expire. It's OK for him to support products / answer questions, but cannot advertise, sell or actively refer members.

D-MAN63

I know what you are talking about.. You mean the center piece should be thicker/larger or something like that to even out the entire wheel? I can't really explain it but I know what you mean. Still a very nice wheel.

SoCalSC4

Ooops... sorry about that!
Last time I spoke with Ethan I was under the impression that he worked something out with Peter.
Zone has focused on targeting a very specific and select group of dealers...
I will refrain from referring CL members to any specific dealer.

Best regards,

Bob Hale
Director of Marketing
Zone Wheels

blueGS400

yeah u know what i mean, its just hard to describe

SoCalSC4

Don't know about any of that- the wheel looks well-proportioned in real life. This style has mostly been popular with the Mercedes/BMW crowd so far. They're sort of a modern interpretation of a hot-rod wheel, a unique take on a 5-spoke wheel. They are insane on the new Mustang! Wait until the 22" version is done!!!!!

I can't stop and get gas without someone complimenting me on the wheels, so can't be all bad...