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Old Sep 1, 2003
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HRE Wheels

on hrewheels.com in their pricing menu, is the price per wheel or per set? im guessing its per wheel, but someone please prove to me that they are per set so i can buy them now.
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HRE, very nice and expensive wheels. They're some kind of European brand I think... Anyway, they are 3pc FORGED ALUMINUM wheels, and I know for a fact that they're expensive! So I bet those are the price for each wheel.

The only place I've seen them is at the Auto Show on a Toyota Tundra Sidestep Concept Truck... heh... If you can afford them, I'D LOVE TO SEE THEM!

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Thoes are defently PER Wheel. they are extreemly expensive wheels because they are custom made. You pics the size and width and then you wheel is made. I do believe they are an american company at least they have a couple wherehouses here. If you have the money for them they are really really nice wheels and have GREAT support.
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Yeah most of the time I see them on Luxury cars. Most of the ones I have seen have been on trucks. Yes they are really expensive. Def not the kind of rims I would put on a civic (if that is even what you are buying them for). It just doesn't mix. For instance I wouldn't put Racing Harts on a Mustang. I am sure people have but thats just gay.
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HRE wheels > *
They look badass on Supras and NSXs


the pricing is definitely per WHEEL
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i had RH's on my civic(went stock).
im planning to get a truck so i was looking at some nice wheels and though of HRE's.

oh well there goes that idea.
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For a truck, definitely get them... Those will blow away those played out Sprewell chromes anyday. I'm just sick of seeing the chrome still spinnin after the ride has stopped... haha
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