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Rotiform wheels will probably look good on your ride

A unique alternative to the usual Japanese or European aftermarket alloys

Rotiform wheels vastly improve the look of an already pretty car. PHOTO FROM ROTIFORM

Wheels make such a big impact on a car that they are usually among the first things people change on their beloved rides. To say that there are a lot of aftermarket options out there is an understatement, so it’s not hard to find alloys that suit one’s vehicle and personality. And one of the brands that seem to be making waves in recent years is Rotiform.

Rotiform is known for its selection of retro-style alloy rims. PHOTOS FROM ROTIFORM

From its humble beginnings as a two-man operation, California-based Rotiform now caters to a wide variety of vehicles from hot hatches to luxury sedans and supercars. The company’s wheels have a huge presence on social media, car shows and video games (like Need for Speed and Forza Horizon). Rotiform products also have some motorsport pedigree. Its alloys are used in the Ferrari Competizioni GT series and Formula D.

Just imagine your very own daily ride rolling on these wheels. PHOTOS FROM ROTIFORM

Rotiform’s portfolio is filled with edgy and radical designs. Some of its signature wheels include the Lamborghini-inspired BLQ and the Porsche-like TMB. A recent collaboration with Ken Block has produced the KB1. But arguably, the company’s most interesting offerings are its retro-look rims. The three-piece BM1 is inspired by the car it’s named after. Classic race cars from the 1980s come to mind with the LHR. For rally-racing fans, there are the CCV and the LAS-R.

The Tiguan is a lot less boring with a suspension drop and a set of Rotiforms. PHOTO FROM VOLKSWAGEN

Even automakers are looking at Rotiform wheels to spice up production cars. For example, Volkswagen has fitted a set of OZRs to its popular Tiguan crossover. As a result, the Tiguan SE R-Line Black RiNo does indeed look sporty and aggressive. And if you’re considering getting Rotiform for your ride, you can get them from resellers like PartsPro.



Sam Surla

Sam is the youngest member of our editorial team. He specializes in photography and videography, but he also happens to like writing about cars a lot.



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