4 Lug, Small Sizes Available

4 Lug, Small Sizes Available

Posted on by Matt Rodriguez

There was a time when 17″ wheels were considered a bigger size. It seems like OEM wheels are getting larger and larger. As the average wheel size goes up, it makes it harder to find new designs for smaller wheels. We are proud to be making new wheels in both 4-lug patterns and smaller diameter sizing. If you love an old ride and want to keep it looking fresh and new, you don’t have to settle for the used third party market. Our friend John has Heliograms in Titanium Metallic in 15×8 4×100 ET36 on his 1998 EK Civic giving this car a refreshing new look.

For more information on the Heliogram hit the button below.
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New! Konig Diverge | Main Line Wheels

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The Konig Diverge is a new wheel on our main line. This wheel features a split 5-spoke design. The Diverge features a machined back-cut design. A machined back-cut design is when the drop center of the wheel and the back of each spoke are not touching. This design allows the wheel to gain visual depth, creating an aggressive look.

The Diverge is currently offered in a Gloss Black finish. Sizes range from 16″ all the way up to 20″! Widths are available in 7.5, 8, and 8.5. Only available in 5-lug bolt patterns, options are 5×100, 5×108, 5×112, 5×114.3, and 5×120. To see more specs click the button below.

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The Best Wheels For A Tesla Model 3

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It may be difficult to make your EV sound mean and aggressive, but it is easier to make your EV look mean and aggressive. Two of our friends Chris (yellow Model 3) and Kehn (white Model 3) have brought their electric builds to the next level. Both of these cars a running the Konig Countergram in Hyper Chrome w/ Mirror Machined Lip 19×10 B profile with a ET25 offset. The concavity and shine from the chrome really compliments the sleek vent-less design of the Model 3. Along with some other cosmetic and suspension mods these vehicles are green and still look bad ass! If you have a Model 3 and want take your car to the next level, a set of Countergrams might be what you’re looking for.
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NEW! Konig Neoform | Flow Formed

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The Konig Neoform is a 5-spoke flow formed wheel with motorsports inspired origins. Flow forming technology is a manufacturing process that results in a lighter weight and more durable wheel. Available in 17, 18, and 19 inch diameter. Widths range from 8-10.5. Although there is no 4-lug pattern option, the Neoform is available in 5 different 5-lug bolt patterns including: 5×100, 5×108, 5×112, 5×114.3, and 5×120. The Neoform is available in A & B profiles. The A profile is a more straight face with more brake caliper clearance. The B profile is more concave with a more aggressive look. B profile is only available in the wider widths.

The Neoform is currently only offered in a Matte Grey finish. We get asked, why only one color? When creating a new wheel we receive many samples in different finishes. The Matte Grey on the Neoform was no compromise, the grey highlights the details in each spoke and allows the lines to look the sharpest. Other finishes on this particular wheel would wash away some of the more flattering details.

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Heliogram

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Neoform

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BTW PODCAST – #WHEELWEDNESDAY – MORE $$$ = BETTER QUALITY?!

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If a wheel is more expensive does that mean the quality is better?! In this week’s Behind The Wheel “Wheel Wednesday” podcast, Vice President, Scott and Sales Representative, Daut discuss the price range of a set of wheels and if the cost defines the quality of them.

The full audio version is live on iTunes, Spotify and Stitcher right now!

If you like what we are doing here, please subscribe! We’re on iTunes, Spotify, Stitcher and of course, the full video version of every episode is on YouTube! Thank you!

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