Just wanted to report a positive experience with Forgeline Wheels. After researching the major wheel companies I found fewer negative comments about Forgeline than the others. Consequently, I ordered a set of SP3P wheels (20x13 rear and 19x10.5 fronts) with PS2 rubber. I wanted something a little different and decided to get “gold” centers. Well, after the wheels arrived I could tell they were not going to achieve the look I was after. I put them on the car hoping that the appearance would improve and also to check the fitment of the large PS2’s. They fit perfectly, but I was almost embarrassed to drive the car due to the center color. I sent an E-mail to Forgeline explaining the bad decision that I had made asking what my options were at this point. David Schardt returned my E-mail promptly understanding my situation and offered to disassemble my wheels and re-powdercoat the centers at a very reduced rate even though it was my mistake. Bottom line, my wheels were re-coated and returned with no problems or hassle and I am much happier with the new color. Next time I will make better use of photo shop but I am just glad Forgeline made this a smooth process at a cost much less than expected.
I must say, Forgeline really took care of you when you compare the first attempt to the second attempt. The board gave you some very solid advice as well.
Nice color combination, it is by far one of the nicest combo's.
I must say, Forgeline really took care of you when you compare the first attempt to the second attempt. The board gave you some very solid advice as well.
Nice color combination, it is by far one of the nicest combo's.
No doubt about it. Personal taste certainly plays a big role in wheel selection but I really appreciated the input of the Alley. Thanks guys.
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