Typerhenry

Hello. I have been looking all over the internet and cannot find any information on these wheels I have. They appear to be 3 piece wheels. The center cap says AC Schnitzer but I don’t see any other distinguishing markings. If anybody knows anything that would help. They are 20” wheels. I will upload a few more pics shortly.

nuttinnate10

Where does is say AC Schnitzer? I only see Ronal... The wheel looks similar to a Brabus wheel, which Ronal made. However, I don't see any Ronal or Brabus stamping in the back of the wheel.

nuttinnate10

However, comparing your picture with the wheels I linked, the spokes aren't tapered like the real Brabus wheels, and the triangular shape isn't as long. So the space in between spokes on yours looks bigger. Where did you get these?

MBJIMBO

That is someones horrible attempt to make a 3pc wheel that is German. That is definitely a Domestic made 3pc wheel that could have been produced by any number of people who make 3pc wheels here in the states.
There is one guy in Whittier that was called Brian's Auto that had CNC machines and was making 3pc wheels and would use caps from anything you wanted to go in the wheels.
AC Schnitzer is a well known Reputable German Tuner for BMW, so that cap with a funky painted star on it is useless to identify that rim.

That wheel is not even close to being an AC design wheel. It looks more like an attempt at being a Brabus Monobloc 3 knockoff, but still not even close.
If you need that wheel, or a design like that, you can probably check with some of the 3pc manufactures that are here in California to see if they have that design, or if they can reverse engineer the wheel.
The rim barrels probably have markings near the valve holes on the area where the tire goes...ARS Rims is a rim supplier, and there use to be another one called Triangle.
Check for those markings first.
Hope this info helps.