There is currently no US distributor for these wheels. I got a set of four when there was one, and like them a lot. For those who are not that familiar with wheel options for our cars, the fairly rare 4 x 108 bolt pattern limits your choices considerably. I wanted to go with a stock 17 x 7 size, and as close to the stock offset of 47.5 as possible, and found this was basically my only choice, because you can specify a range of offsets in the TD wheels. I'm conservative with mods, and if I have a car that some smart engineers spent a lot of time thinking about, I don't lightly change what they did. I did however want to save some unsprung weight without paying a fortune for forged wheels, and these wheels save about 5 lb per corner, which is significant.
When I found out there was no USA distributor I got a bit concerned about what I would do in the event I bent one, although they do have a good reputation for durability. I wanted to buy a spare, and none of the previous US retailers who were selling out their stock had the spec that I wanted, so I looked at the website for the parent company, Rimstock, which is in England. Here's what they have listed under their US contact tab-
USA Sales:
Rimstock Team Dynamics Sales
t: +44 121 525 6500
e: usasales@rimstock.com
w: www.rimstock.com
I contacted that email, and eventually heard back from this person who apparently is handling US Direct sales.-
jpugh@rimstock.com
He said I could order direct from them, and that they hope to eventually have another US distributor, but there was no time schedule for that, so I have ordered one wheel from them to keep as a spare. It's probably overkill, but it will give me some peace of mind.
Communication is prompt and efficient, if you're on the geological time scale. In other words, it's slow as crap. You send an email, a week passes, you send another one asking why you haven't heard from them and then they finally respond, so just a warning about that. I ordered it January 9th, and will supposedly find out soon that it has been produced and shipped to me.
They also only accept payment by bank transfer, and my bank charges me $25 for an international wire, which is annoying.
I believe the most recent US distributor was Forgeline. I talked to them and they said they quit selling the wheels because their dealings with Rimstock were getting frustrating. They thought the wheels were great, and never had had any problems with them. So, the process is kind of frustrating, but this is a way to get these really nice wheels if you want to go through it.
When I found out there was no USA distributor I got a bit concerned about what I would do in the event I bent one, although they do have a good reputation for durability. I wanted to buy a spare, and none of the previous US retailers who were selling out their stock had the spec that I wanted, so I looked at the website for the parent company, Rimstock, which is in England. Here's what they have listed under their US contact tab-
USA Sales:
Rimstock Team Dynamics Sales
t: +44 121 525 6500
e: usasales@rimstock.com
w: www.rimstock.com
I contacted that email, and eventually heard back from this person who apparently is handling US Direct sales.-
jpugh@rimstock.com
He said I could order direct from them, and that they hope to eventually have another US distributor, but there was no time schedule for that, so I have ordered one wheel from them to keep as a spare. It's probably overkill, but it will give me some peace of mind.
Communication is prompt and efficient, if you're on the geological time scale. In other words, it's slow as crap. You send an email, a week passes, you send another one asking why you haven't heard from them and then they finally respond, so just a warning about that. I ordered it January 9th, and will supposedly find out soon that it has been produced and shipped to me.
They also only accept payment by bank transfer, and my bank charges me $25 for an international wire, which is annoying.
I believe the most recent US distributor was Forgeline. I talked to them and they said they quit selling the wheels because their dealings with Rimstock were getting frustrating. They thought the wheels were great, and never had had any problems with them. So, the process is kind of frustrating, but this is a way to get these really nice wheels if you want to go through it.
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