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Hello all,

I am Michael from NASCAR Wheels. We are a wheel manufacturer located in Dade City, Florida. Yes – our wheels are MADE IN AMERICA. I am here to introduce you all to our new line of licensed NASCAR Wheels. We currently offer a dual 6 spoke series (300) and a dual 8 spoke series (400). There are a total of 36 different wheel options. All of our wheels are 20” x 9”. We ALSO offer each wheel in three different offset options - +15, 0 and -15. We are giving you this rare opportunity to order directly from the manufacturer and get the exact wheel you want for your truck. I am also personally going to try to contribute as much as I can to this forum by sharing any and all technical knowledge I have.

I am here to answer any questions you may have.

Visit our website at www.nascarwheels.com

Like us on Facebook at www.facebook.com/nascarwheels

Check out our Instagram www.instagram.com/sbwheelmfg/

Follow us on Twitter www.twitter.com/SBWHEELMFG

Email me at [email protected]

 

I almost forgot – we want to give everyone here 15% off of their entire order. Just use coupon code MADEINAMERICA

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