Anyone know what kind of rims these are??
09-07-12, 09:20 AM
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Expensive wheels with a questionable reputation. Google their old company's name: 360 Forged.. see what countless forums have said. If youre going to spend this much, you can buy from an established company like HRE, BBS, or Volk.
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09-07-12, 09:35 PM
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Lexus Test Driver
This makes me lol I personally walked these guys manufacturing dept in long beach ca nothing questionable about there quality at all! There cnc machines are top quality and there forged materials are the best! Y google 360 forged this is adv.1
Expensive yes but it's the price u pay it's like watches or jewelry some ****s expensive and has a niche market don't hate on there pricing they obviously sell them and do good!
Expensive yes but it's the price u pay it's like watches or jewelry some ****s expensive and has a niche market don't hate on there pricing they obviously sell them and do good!
09-07-12, 09:44 PM
#11
They do make some beautiful rims! Murph145 put it right- you do get what you pay for. Sure they're expensive, but quality and precision should be. There was a story about the original owner of 360 who has since created Advance One (ADV). 360 is a separate company, and while both were started by the same guy who learned from his mistakes, he has since made ADV one sought after company when it comes to quality build and appealing design.
On a side note-- Murph145, is the manufacturing dept open to the public? I know they're based out of FL, but I wasn't aware there was a western department. I would like to get some face to face time with some of the representatives if at all possible, as opposed to solely corresponding online. Needless to say, saving for something as gorgeous as the ADV.10 TFs you have has already begun.
On a side note-- Murph145, is the manufacturing dept open to the public? I know they're based out of FL, but I wasn't aware there was a western department. I would like to get some face to face time with some of the representatives if at all possible, as opposed to solely corresponding online. Needless to say, saving for something as gorgeous as the ADV.10 TFs you have has already begun.
09-07-12, 09:51 PM
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Lexus Test Driver
Hey bnizzle there corporate headquarters and marketing is in Miami there ,manufacturing facility is in long beach I got mine as a sponsorship partial deal so I have meet a few of the west coast guys they are really cool I can talk to tony over there and give him your contact info you're interested? Let me know prices can flex a bit
09-07-12, 09:58 PM
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Great! That would be great if you could PM me that information. I've had a few emails with some other personnel, and all have said they would forward my inquiries onto Tony (not sure if it's the same guy). But that'd be a big help. It's funny in that when I was searching for wheels, there were some nice designs out there from other companies, but something about ADV's wheels continually caught my eyes. Despite the bad press, ADV's owner is still a person, who is human after all, and should therefore be allowed to be given a second chance. And from the looks of how ADV is flourishing worldwide, he's atoning quite well.
09-07-12, 10:05 PM
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Lexus Test Driver
For sure it's the same tony I might see him tomorrow actually .... He's a cool dude he's in charge of there west coast sponsorships etc. Send me your info and what you're looking at getting I'll ask what he can do.... Mind u anything concave is more $$$ and with the F we don't have much room to go concave so not really worth it unless ur baller lol. yea all companies learned Jordan has made adv a really reputable company they mainly focus on the upper end cars and that's why the price point is where it is kinda like Casio vs Rolex