Anyone Know these WORK Wheels? *PICS*
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Anyone Know these WORK Wheels? *PICS*
I'm thinking about buying these wheels, but I'm afraid they might be knock-offs or bootlegs, as I'm unable to find any photos of this model. I'm hoping one of you know/have seen this wheel before, and it's authentic. Pictures below.
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I've never seen those, but that's not to say they aren't a discontinued model. The riveting/spoke style is consistent with the Work VS-KF wheels. Ask to see the brand stamping and labels on the inside of the wheels.
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Those are Work equip. They look like mine, but mine is the Crimson wheel type. I believe they came out with 4 types of Work equip. What makes them authentic are the three or two pce wheel. Here is a picture of mine witch are three pces.
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Hey everyone,
Thanks to all who responded, turns out the wheels were legit. Embossed on the wheel hub, and on each rivet. I was told the 5zr wheels were designed after this model. The only down side, is i discovered a fatty crack in the wheel lip that's been ghetto sealed. Think its repairable? Other than that, I love these wheels.
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Thanks to all who responded, turns out the wheels were legit. Embossed on the wheel hub, and on each rivet. I was told the 5zr wheels were designed after this model. The only down side, is i discovered a fatty crack in the wheel lip that's been ghetto sealed. Think its repairable? Other than that, I love these wheels.
On with the pics!
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Take it to a wheel repair shop and they'll let you know if it's safe to drive on after being repaired. It might cost a lot, but if they can fix it, might as well take in all 4 wheels and have them refinished.