Best brand of Alloys in the Indian market

rjstyles69 · 10th June 2011, 09:21

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Originally Posted by Mt.olympus

Can anyone tell me someone who stocks most variety of alloy wheels and can ship it to kerala? tried Cheap Alloy Wheels,Car Alloy Wheels,Automotive Alloy Wheels, Chrome Alloy Wheels India , they dont have the stock of the model i wanted. ie HR-155 , the model with more number of spokes.Any other good supplier who can give me genuine pricing too... My local vendor has Plati which he is retailing for 12.5k, but only problem is he doesn't have the models i wanted.

Since you are in palakkad why don't you make a quick trip to Coimbatore ? Wouldn't it be easier for you to find good designs and a variety of brands in cbe than palakkad ? Just in case you are in mangalore, make a trip to bangalore with the car. There are loadsa dealers here.

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Originally Posted by Skyline GT-R

approx 12 months financial planning would be required for me to buy them

Rather save that up and change alloys every 6 months or so.

Skyline GT-R · 10th June 2011, 09:39

Coimbatore dealers tend to shove their choices (both tyres & alloys) up our throat. Only slight exception is Sri Vari aligners; RHS after LMW junction on Avinashi road.

He used to have great collection, but now he has started pushing Nankang tyres & unknown alloys.

suhaas307 · 10th June 2011, 11:21

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Originally Posted by Skyline GT-R

approx 12 months financial planning would be required for me to buy them

But by then the alloys would actually cost more than my Figo's market value.

Do they make it in 14"

I will have to enter politics soon or try to learn Yoga. Hmmm!

I had seen a BBS brochure with Mahesh which says about a wheel with air cavity inside the spokes (inspired from skeletal bones?) I guess it will be the same you mentioned.

You crack me up, Sir!

If you're keen on some reasonably priced wheels, I would suggest Lensos. AVA wheels are pretty decent too. I'm sure you'll find a dealer that sells Enkeis. They're slightly more expensive than Lensos, but come in some attractive designs.

Soccerfan · 10th June 2011, 18:17

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Originally Posted by Skyline GT-R

@swiftnfurious

1) New Bharath PitStop on NH bye pass LHS frm Edappally to Vytilla.

2) Global Tyres on LHS towards Kaloor after Mamangalam accessory shops. They have a bigger outlet on NH byepass somewhere between Vytilla & Palarivattom.

3) Tyrex has many brands but mostly unknown chinese or expensive MOMOs.

4) Neo wheels sell retail in Kochi only through Carnation. But they have a stockist in Elamakkara (9895703807) The godown is so hard to find that i am unable to explain. You can call up this guy after entering Deshabimani road/the road that turns left from Modern bread factory. very very VFM.

Other alloy dealers like DBS, CarPalace etc does not have much stock.

Hope this helps.

Global tyres outlet in byepass is @ Nettor (on way to Aroor from Vytilla)

Mt.olympus · 10th June 2011, 21:17

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Originally Posted by Skyline GT-R

Coimbatore dealers tend to shove their choices (both tyres & alloys) up our throat. Only slight exception is Sri Vari aligners; RHS after LMW junction on Avinashi road.

He used to have great collection, but now he has started pushing Nankang tyres & unknown alloys.

Can you guys tell me some shops where i can get maximum collection? i went to a bridgestone tyre shop in avanashi road and he showed me SSR brand models , of them i liked one and he quoted 16.5k, isnt that too expensive?

Skyline GT-R · 10th June 2011, 22:51

@Mt.olympus

The main problem with unknown brands are that we don't know if it is worth the money or not.

I guess the shop is Tyre Port?

Mt.olympus · 12th June 2011, 14:00

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Originally Posted by Skyline GT-R

@Mt.olympus

The main problem with unknown brands are that we don't know if it is worth the money or not.

I guess the shop is Tyre Port?

yes its Tyre Port,Which other is good for selection?

Skyline GT-R · 13th June 2011, 15:20

From TyrePort Go 100 metres forward & across the road is Sri Vari Alignerrss (Not a typo error)

Mahesh (owner) will send his guy with you to his godown where you can select the alloys. Make sure you don't fall for their pressure tactics. If you are not happy just walk out.

They will guide you to buy Nankang/Pirelli although they have other tyres in stock.

Mt.olympus · 13th June 2011, 20:46

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Originally Posted by Skyline GT-R

From TyrePort Go 100 metres forward & across the road is Sri Vari Alignerrss (Not a typo error)

Mahesh (owner) will send his guy with you to his godown where you can select the alloys. Make sure you don't fall for their pressure tactics. If you are not happy just walk out.

They will guide you to buy Nankang/Pirelli although they have other tyres in stock.

May i know which all brands they deal with please...

Skyline GT-R · 13th June 2011, 20:54

They have HR, Lenso for sure. AVA (or something similar) used to be there.

Michelin, Continental,Pirelli in tyres.

But this was some time back.

nitinralli · 24th January 2012, 20:22

Can someone please tell me hows Prestige Alloys? Are they good enough to spend money on.

blackfire_9 · 24th January 2012, 21:14

Prestige was quite popular till about 2 years back, though they seem to have lost the favor with people these days. It could be due to limited designs that the company has. But in case, you want to still check them out, they used to be marketed by a dealer by the name of "Universal" in Delhi.

Why don't you consider some other companies like maybe from Neo, Apollo or HRS?

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Originally Posted by nitinralli

Can someone please tell me hows Prestige Alloys? Are they good enough to spend money on.

nitinralli · 24th January 2012, 23:25

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Originally Posted by blackfire_9

Prestige was quite popular till about 2 years back, though they seem to have lost the favor with people these days. It could be due to limited designs that the company has. But in case, you want to still check them out, they used to be marketed by a dealer by the name of "Universal" in Delhi.

Why don't you consider some other companies like maybe from Neo, Apollo or HRS?

I would love to consider other alloys specially HR, however i am looking for alloys for my XUV and its only Prestige that has alloys for it. I have been following up with many dealers here in delhi but cant seem to find any alloys. Finally today got a confirmation from the Prestige dealer that few of them are here finally so just wanted to know how they are.

Couper72 · 30th April 2013, 12:15

Hi,

I was wondering if any one has any experience with the MOMO's.. I am planning on purchasing the Quantum or Coarse for my Jetta. I am considering 17s, with a 225/45 tires. It would be great if anyone can suggest the best tire brand that would suit this rim for city driving.

norhog · 8th June 2013, 23:23

Hi,
Gurus on this forum please advice on reliable alloy wheel brand Indian or foreign in R13's for my wagon R LPG 2007 model.
Also where can I source the same in Kolkata.
Thanks

10th June 2011, 09:39	#197
Skyline GT-R BHPian Join Date: Mar 2010 Location: Dubai Posts: 600 Thanked: 232 Times View My Garage	Re: Best brand of Alloys in the Indian market Coimbatore dealers tend to shove their choices (both tyres & alloys) up our throat. Only slight exception is Sri Vari aligners; RHS after LMW junction on Avinashi road. He used to have great collection, but now he has started pushing Nankang tyres & unknown alloys.
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10th June 2011, 22:51	#201
Skyline GT-R BHPian Join Date: Mar 2010 Location: Dubai Posts: 600 Thanked: 232 Times View My Garage	Re: Best brand of Alloys in the Indian market @Mt.olympus The main problem with unknown brands are that we don't know if it is worth the money or not. I guess the shop is Tyre Port?
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13th June 2011, 15:20	#203
Skyline GT-R BHPian Join Date: Mar 2010 Location: Dubai Posts: 600 Thanked: 232 Times View My Garage	Re: Best brand of Alloys in the Indian market From TyrePort Go 100 metres forward & across the road is Sri Vari Alignerrss (Not a typo error) Mahesh (owner) will send his guy with you to his godown where you can select the alloys. Make sure you don't fall for their pressure tactics. If you are not happy just walk out. They will guide you to buy Nankang/Pirelli although they have other tyres in stock. Last edited by Skyline GT-R : 13th June 2011 at 15:22.
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Skyline GT-R BHPian Join Date: Mar 2010 Location: Dubai Posts: 600 Thanked: 232 Times View My Garage	Re: Best brand of Alloys in the Indian market They have HR, Lenso for sure. AVA (or something similar) used to be there. Michelin, Continental,Pirelli in tyres. But this was some time back.
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24th January 2012, 20:22	#206
nitinralli Senior - BHPian Join Date: Jun 2005 Location: Delhi Posts: 1,531 Thanked: 1,117 Times View My Garage	Re: Best brand of Alloys in the Indian market Can someone please tell me hows Prestige Alloys? Are they good enough to spend money on.
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30th April 2013, 12:15	#209
Couper72 BHPian Join Date: Jul 2011 Location: Hyderabad Posts: 55 Thanked: 66 Times	Re: Best brand of Alloys in the Indian market Hi, I was wondering if any one has any experience with the MOMO's.. I am planning on purchasing the Quantum or Coarse for my Jetta. I am considering 17s, with a 225/45 tires. It would be great if anyone can suggest the best tire brand that would suit this rim for city driving.
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norhog BANNED Join Date: Apr 2006 Location: MUM/CCU/Tokyo Posts: 310 Thanked: 394 Times	Re: Best brand of Alloys in the Indian market Hi, Gurus on this forum please advice on reliable alloy wheel brand Indian or foreign in R13's for my wagon R LPG 2007 model. Also where can I source the same in Kolkata. Thanks Last edited by norhog : 8th June 2013 at 23:24. Reason: Wanted to add.
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