DNA wheels u get what u pay for
#21
12-17-2010, 01:35 PM
I work in the automotive wheel tire business. I don't understand how some wheel manufacturers stay in business. Chrome peel, paint peel, wheels cracking, and they always blame customer misuse. We first of all take care of the customer to make sure they come back in the future, but then trying to get OUR credit back or replacement cost can take months. I have found that purchasing from a reputible company, regardless of cost, pays off in the long run.
#22
12-19-2010, 12:47 AM
Real Bad customer service
#23
12-19-2010, 03:43 AM
#24
12-19-2010, 05:22 AM
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#25
12-19-2010, 05:43 AM
He and his g/f own a shop called "Cycle Stop" here in Knoxville.
Got a smokin' *** deal, too!
About $3500 worth of wheels...I paid ZILCH, figuratively.
I own a lawn/landscape maintenance biz.
They paid for plant & hardscape material.
I soaked up the labor, about $1300 worth, which is tax deductible!
Anyway, if you have no Ride Wright dealer in your area, I do believe you can order direct by calling in.
They build these wheels as they're ordered.
They do this because jackasses such as myself, order them custom colored!
BTW...I got my HQ 107" kit at dealer cost, too!
She pulled the invoice from the packing label, says "this is how much I need" and shows me the invoice!
Last edited by BadPiggy; 12-19-2010 at 05:46 AM.
#26
12-19-2010, 06:23 AM
Ultimate HDF Member
Lucky bastage
Got my Ride Wright's on my '09 RG from my good friends.
He and his g/f own a shop called "Cycle Stop" here in Knoxville.
Got a smokin' *** deal, too!
About $3500 worth of wheels...I paid ZILCH, figuratively.
I own a lawn/landscape maintenance biz.
They paid for plant & hardscape material.
I soaked up the labor, about $1300 worth, which is tax deductible!
Anyway, if you have no Ride Wright dealer in your area, I do believe you can order direct by calling in.
They build these wheels as they're ordered.
They do this because jackasses such as myself, order them custom colored!
BTW...I got my HQ 107" kit at dealer cost, too!
She pulled the invoice from the packing label, says "this is how much I need" and shows me the invoice!
He and his g/f own a shop called "Cycle Stop" here in Knoxville.
Got a smokin' *** deal, too!
About $3500 worth of wheels...I paid ZILCH, figuratively.
I own a lawn/landscape maintenance biz.
They paid for plant & hardscape material.
I soaked up the labor, about $1300 worth, which is tax deductible!
Anyway, if you have no Ride Wright dealer in your area, I do believe you can order direct by calling in.
They build these wheels as they're ordered.
They do this because jackasses such as myself, order them custom colored!
BTW...I got my HQ 107" kit at dealer cost, too!
She pulled the invoice from the packing label, says "this is how much I need" and shows me the invoice!
#27
12-19-2010, 09:34 AM
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Got my Ride Wright's on my '09 RG from my good friends.
He and his g/f own a shop called "Cycle Stop" here in Knoxville.
Got a smokin' *** deal, too!
About $3500 worth of wheels...I paid ZILCH, figuratively.
I own a lawn/landscape maintenance biz.
They paid for plant & hardscape material.
I soaked up the labor, about $1300 worth, which is tax deductible!
Anyway, if you have no Ride Wright dealer in your area, I do believe you can order direct by calling in.
They build these wheels as they're ordered.
They do this because jackasses such as myself, order them custom colored!
BTW...I got my HQ 107" kit at dealer cost, too!
She pulled the invoice from the packing label, says "this is how much I need" and shows me the invoice!
He and his g/f own a shop called "Cycle Stop" here in Knoxville.
Got a smokin' *** deal, too!
About $3500 worth of wheels...I paid ZILCH, figuratively.
I own a lawn/landscape maintenance biz.
They paid for plant & hardscape material.
I soaked up the labor, about $1300 worth, which is tax deductible!
Anyway, if you have no Ride Wright dealer in your area, I do believe you can order direct by calling in.
They build these wheels as they're ordered.
They do this because jackasses such as myself, order them custom colored!
BTW...I got my HQ 107" kit at dealer cost, too!
She pulled the invoice from the packing label, says "this is how much I need" and shows me the invoice!
#30
12-19-2010, 02:55 PM
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Agree, I have read more than a few posts on the DNA rims splitting, actually splitting, here and elsewhere. The DNA super spoke rotors seem to be working okay and they do look nice though, not many miles on them yet will see next summer how they hold up in the heat. I bought them on price and looks only, first sign of warpage they wil come out, I cant find any other super spoke that kind of match the stock chromed wheel though.
Last edited by masterblaster; 12-19-2010 at 04:03 PM.