Forged Monoblock Christmas Sale - Rennen Modular @ Wholesale
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Forged Monoblock Christmas Sale - Rennen Modular @ Wholesale
The Company:
Rennen Modular is an OEM manufacturer for a lot of wheel companies. They manufacture high end 6061 T6 forged aluminum for a lot of high end companies (PM for info). Those same wheels go for over $5000 on the market however we can offer you same quality for wholesale cost!
We only do this twice a year simply because we have to move a large stocking order of Rennen forged wheels.
The Deal: Pricing, Images etc.
In-House Wheel / Tire Packages Available (see how we do it)
We personally pick up your wheels from Rennen manufacturing facility to double check the finish quality. This is why we can do the wheel/tire packages with no extra shipping charges.
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Rennen Modular is an OEM manufacturer for a lot of wheel companies. They manufacture high end 6061 T6 forged aluminum for a lot of high end companies (PM for info). Those same wheels go for over $5000 on the market however we can offer you same quality for wholesale cost!
We only do this twice a year simply because we have to move a large stocking order of Rennen forged wheels.
The Deal: Pricing, Images etc.
In-House Wheel / Tire Packages Available (see how we do it)
We personally pick up your wheels from Rennen manufacturing facility to double check the finish quality. This is why we can do the wheel/tire packages with no extra shipping charges.
Styles:
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Damn, there are some really nice designs and prices on your site for these!
If I were in the market, I'd certainly consider these. The Savini Forged 20's I have on my SL set me back a pretty penny though, and I think my wife would actually castrate me if I purchased another set.
Stupid economy.
If I were in the market, I'd certainly consider these. The Savini Forged 20's I have on my SL set me back a pretty penny though, and I think my wife would actually castrate me if I purchased another set.
Stupid economy.
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19" and up unfortunately. We can do some forgestars in 18" for $1200 shipped:
http://execstudio.com/products_wheels_forgestar.htm
http://execstudio.com/products_wheels_forgestar.htm
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Peter, the wheel on the scale, is that a C63 fit? I'm trying to get an idea of the depth of the rear wheel. My fear is of the rear wheel looking the same as the front. I'm really into the M5, and M9. 19"
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On the monoblock the rear will definitely be noticeably more concave then the front. Here is a good example of how concave you can go on a C63:
https://mbworld.org/forums/c63-amg-w...s-mounted.html
I can make sure that Rennen could match this concave profile on their wheels. The concavity on an M5 would look deeper then on an M9.
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We can do some forgestars in 18" for $1200 shipped:
http://execstudio.com/products_wheels_forgestar.htm
http://execstudio.com/products_wheels_forgestar.htm
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One set for a C63 is gone to production. You guys have 1 week to jump on this deal. Here is a little explanation why you get these wheels for so cheap:
This promo is pretty unique. Rennen is the wheel manufacturing company for several famous tuners (e-mail us for the info) that sell the wheels at a high premium. Twice a year Rennen restock their forged blanks. They have to purchase a certain amount to get a good discount from their material supplier. That being said, they have to buy more then they need. This is where we come in and take over some of their stock at cost. They are absolutely top quality wheels and we are able to blow them out below wholesale cost. The beauty of it is that big brand name wheel companies pay the same price as you see here, then they make a 35% - 50% markup on the product and sell it to the final consumer. You get to cut them out of the equation and get the same quality product for a lot less!
This promo is pretty unique. Rennen is the wheel manufacturing company for several famous tuners (e-mail us for the info) that sell the wheels at a high premium. Twice a year Rennen restock their forged blanks. They have to purchase a certain amount to get a good discount from their material supplier. That being said, they have to buy more then they need. This is where we come in and take over some of their stock at cost. They are absolutely top quality wheels and we are able to blow them out below wholesale cost. The beauty of it is that big brand name wheel companies pay the same price as you see here, then they make a 35% - 50% markup on the product and sell it to the final consumer. You get to cut them out of the equation and get the same quality product for a lot less!
