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"What's the best wheel I can get for my car?"
is a question that we get asked so often,
that we're just going to go ahead and make a video about it.
And to that question, I usually reply with,
"Well, what kind of look Or what kind of
performance are you trying to achieve?"
And that question is more often than not
followed up with indecisiveness.
And one of the best ways to come to a conclusion
in this kind of scenario is to compare
what other people have been purchasing
and what's popular right now.
So that's exactly what we're going to do today.
This is our top five most popular wheels going into 2021.
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Let's get into it.
Starting with our fifth most popular wheel,
we're going to be looking at the famous Enkei NT03.
The NTO3 made this list at just above the RPF1,
but not by a whole hell of a lot.
They're both very popular for very similar reasons.
This is a very lightweight wheel at its price point
and is extremely rigid, both from its
flow formed manufacturing, and because of the ring
that you see sort of supporting all the spokes.
Think of it like a strut tower brace
just kind of tying everything together
in a very simple way for a large improvement in rigidity.
Now, what sets this apart from the RPF1, in my opinion,
is simply the fact that it's not so played out.
You get a bit more of a unique design
with all the same function, and I think this wheel
is a great way to spice up your ride
with all of the RPF1 function in mind.
Even Joe's got a set of these bad boys on his FRS
and I honestly don't think there's much
of a better choice for that car.
Function, form, and then even more function again,
what more could you possibly want?
And pricing for the NT03 in its most popular selling size
of 18 by nine and a half comes in at $1344.
Now, this is our most expensive wheel on the list,
but it's also one of the lightest at just 19.4 pounds.
Wow.
Moving on to number four, let's take a look
at the insanely popular Rotiform RSE.
The RSE features that classic split nine spoke design,
but it's not your average, boring nine spoke design here,
the double step lip behind the spokes really adds
to that depth of the wheel, and then as you can see,
the wheel does show off a good bit of concavity.
But, to even further the attention to detail here,
the spokes actually come to the center
in more of a cross pattern creating an X shape
as they meet right here, which flows into this nice design
surrounding the famous Rotiform center cap.
Now these are some of the coolest center caps
on the market right now.
They're made from billet aluminum,
featuring a real threadable cap.
This is a very fun and functional way to clean up
the entire look and feel of the wheel,
and since they covered the entire bolt pattern section
of the wheel, they can get away
with a multi-lug pattern setup, making these
pretty well able to fit on just about anything out there.
They even have a three and a six lug bolt pattern option.
The number three spot on this list goes out
to the Aodhan DS06, the DS06 has made
quite the reputation for itself in the last few years,
I see these things on literally friggin' everything.
It seems to pretty much be the go-to for the aggressive
dished, kind of race-y look.
The dual seven spoke setup with the colored hardware
and huge lips really makes any car that they're on
seem just that much more aggressive.
But it's not pure aggression here either.
This is a very tastefully designed wheel
with a lot of attention to detail.
The double-stepped lip combined
with the floating spoke style design
that flows into the flat center surface
with a flush mounted center cap really makes
for a nice wheel to look at.
And there doesn't really seem to be
a specific genre of vehicles for these either.
You see them on everything from Mark 4 Supras,
over to Skylines, to your Subaru WRX STIs
and even Mustangs, probably because they achieve
that aggressive look and provide
a great value while doing so.
Instead of 18 by nine and a halfs, which is
their most popular selling size, it's just
$750 shipped to your door.
Number two another Enkei wheel, but this time it's the TS10.
The TS10 takes a simple approach
to achieving Enkei's philosophy in creating
a lightweight yet also very strong wheel.
Its 10 spokes reach all the way to the edge of the wheel,
making it appear larger than it actually is.
The TS10 is available in both concave and flat-face profiles
depending on your size width and offset.
the TS10 has a rotary formed wheel
that absolutely dominates the market
when it comes to comparing its cost to its performance.
There are very few wheels out there
that can compete with the TS10's weight and price point.
This thing, in an 18 by nine and a half inch
width configuration weighs just over 19 pounds,
and costs only $916.
Now there are other wheels out there
that are known to beat the price
with a full formed wheel and a similar weight,
but they cannot come close
to Enkei's quality and reputation.
It's nearly unmatched, plus with a little bit
of concavity here, these things
are extremely, extremely hot.
You see these on a lot more of your smaller cars.
You're going to be looking at your 86-Chassis cars,
WRXs, Velosters, stuff like that,
and it's a very great choice for the money.
Number one on this list by quite a bit goes out
to the Avid1 AV6. The AV6 is a very aggressive wheel
that combines both a step lip with some pretty extreme
concavity to make a very pleasantly aggressive wheel,
you've got that deep lip at the outside of the wheel,
followed by a very aggressive spoke design
that shoots out and rushes back center,
and that's where you're gonna see a lot more
of your major concavity in this design of wheel.
Following the spoke design, you come
to the cupped, yet flat, center lug area
with the classic raised but flat, Avid1 hubcap,
but, maybe the best part is that a set of four
of these angry boys in an 18 by nine and a half
configuration is only $676 shipped.
That makes this the cheapest wheel on this list.
Now this is a fully cast wheel, yes,
but it weighs in at just 22 pounds.
I'm not really sure how they do it without full forming,
but it's pretty damn impressive.
This thing's got the looks, the value,
and it's pretty damn light all things considered.
It's really no wonder that this is
our most popular selling wheel going into 2021.
Now if you'd like to snag yourself a set
of any of these wheels, go check out fitmentindustries.com.
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I'm Shawn from Fitmint Industries, @SEANB.FI on Instagram.
Thank you so much for watching. Peace.