Hi, im lookin to get lenso flowforged dyna jager dyna rims 18 inch for my car but im not too sure with the quality of lenso rims. Anyone here gt any experience using lenso rims? Did it hold up well against bumps and potholes?

This post has been edited by Wroetoshaw97: Jan 17 2019, 12:12 PM

Good for normal cars but too heavy for sportcars. Branding is on the mid-low level so no bling effect.

rmb to pair with Ling long tyres

This post has been edited by [Ancient]-XinG-: Jan 17 2019, 12:18 PM

Advanti better

90% lenso fake

i thought the rims are known for being very light? Im pretty sure they are lighter than my oem wheels tho

This post has been edited by Wroetoshaw97: Jan 17 2019, 12:20 PM

Rm1k plus kind?

i prefer advanti, same factory from enkei.

lighter and better material, also depends on the price

I'm thinking of etting ori lenso dyna jager 18 inch rim from king of rims

Advanti i dont really like the rim design haha

u can bring a luggage weighter to measure the weight of rims. thats wat i do

im using 18" advanti too and it is lighter then 17" oem rims in a good margin

ini macam tiru bbs SR wo

During 2007~2008, the Lenso Brand especially for light weight 17inch rims, the Quality is top notch.

17inch = 7kg.

At that time, no Fake Lenso in the market.

Now, be xtra careful

Since when ling long bcome trend in here eh?

banyak fake lenso oh. u can roughly know the by the weight itself.

use lenso 17' 4 spokes rim before on my old sentra. serve me quite well

hahahaha

for 18" offset 35, 5+kg is king, 7+kg is light, 8kg is premium, 10kg is standard wheel from factury. >10kg is heavy. You can go check lenso weight. Non of them can be in the lightweight category.

Real man pakai vossen

My old humble 18" Advan wheels weight about 7kg each. Oops

Dont talk about Advan lah ...

Sorry Bro, I think I lost track of what TS ask for.

Taiwan copy of any rims can actually handle the holes. ori lenso also can handle holes. Thailand rims should be ok too. But heavy accident then don't know lar.

why not compare to Enkei rpf01

RPF01 looks smaller -18" looks like 17" yet the weight about the same with mine, Dymag carbon fiber too expensive.

JRD rim bestest






Kek..

haha no doubt in term of quality. just look at our original proton wira rims.

ENKEI

what is the weight for lenso dyna

OEM rims > all

steel rim>all

Sorry to burst your bubble bro but Advanti wheels are not made in Enkei factory

They are made in YHI

http://www.yhi.com.tw/

LOL who wants to fake Lenso? It's just a mid tier brand, not like Vossen where 99% are fakes

Ling Long quality have improved tremendously, they're just like Kumho when they started.

Now Kumho is already well known

True especially their made in USA forged wheel, but then again 99% of Vossen wheels in Msia are fakes

how to detect fake rims?
advanti for 17" cost how much?

Lenso ori cost how much?
17"

how to detect fake rims??

price liaoo..wakakakaa

If 2nd hand rim
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Since I have some time, my advice is do some research.

E.g. in this Mudah Ad advertising Vossen wheels is a dead give away. https://www.mudah.my/Vossen+14+inch-73647896.htm

Why? Because when you go to Vossen's website you won't find this model https://vossenwheels.com/wheels/

Not only that, Vossen don't even make such small sized wheel. They make minimum 18" and above.

In short if you see the wheel that you fancy take some photos and find some info from their website whether they even have the same model

If in further doubt just send the photos to the brand manufacturers they would be able to advice you.

yea, usually I do research for fancy rim
especially those smaller rim


what about manufacturing origin? do all rim manufacture in taiwan?

No, taiwan manufacturers represent a very small amount of wheels on the market.

Major wheel manufacturing countries and especially those supplying to Msia is China, some from taiwan, Thailand, Indonesia and even from Malaysia (JRD etc.)

The other major manufacturers are located in Europe such as Germany and Czech Republic plus Poland but you won't find much of those wheels here because they are too expensive and their fitment is mostly for European cars e.g. PCD112

Thanks for the tips tho

will keep that in mind when surveying for rims.

Just scared later bought a rim but can be easily damage if hit a pot-hole.

Get a steel rim, it's the safest.