feel free to google for rota dealer in singapore and email them... u can get that contact in rotawheels website.
the price i posted is for 15" new. havent changed much from when i bought my rims from them 4+ years ago...u can ask them for the same rim i asked..
n yes, the email i posted was real...not "fabricated"...believe or not..up to u lor...
but i really dun understand y u dont believe me about it.. are u selling rota wheels?
I can confirm the email is real becaused i was the one who replied you lol.feel free to google for rota dealer in singapore and email them... u can get that contact in rotawheels website.
the price i posted is for 15" new. havent changed much from when i bought my rims from them 4+ years ago...u can ask them for the same rim i asked..
n yes, the email i posted was real...not "fabricated"...believe or not..up to u lor...
but i really dun understand y u dont believe me about it.. are u selling rota wheels?
Whoa so the so called "Rota Malaysia" is not a true Rota distributor for Malaysia?? Well then that explains the difference in prices!I can confirm the email is real becaused i was the one who replied you lol.
Cheers!
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The pictures containing emails are legitimate.
They were replied by Rota Singapore.
Please note that Rota has not appointed any companies in Malaysia as the distributor for Rota wheels.
All the emails to Rota will be routed to Rota Singapore in which we will be handling your enquiries.
Thank you!
Re: ROTA Grid Wheels. Style over safety?
From my experience, I had used 17inch Rota Slipstream(spoon sw388 lookalilke) on my civic fd1 from 2006 until 2010. Liked the design very much, it was Matte black with red line on the rim's lip. Back then it was nicer than those wedsport or work emotion replica rims. with the rota, i did not face and problems whatsever. hit potholes here and there, still tough and still balanceable when changing tires and doing wheel balancing.(maybe bcoz my design had 5 large spokes = tougher)
i got them then from Singapore - HTyre for roughly the price of Taiwanese 17 inch rims.< rm2k
changed it in 2010 for new rims with different offset as the rota offsets require spacers since i had BBK in front. and i didn;t like to continue getting spacers.
overall you get what you pay for, the weight is manageable and light for 17inch.
I think more recently there are some distributor starting to sell Rota branded rims locally.
They are manufactured in Philipines when i got them in 2006, and in SG, the shop i went to-HTyre was selling quite a lot of rota rims. I was told Rota make alot of OEM rims in philipines..maybe kinda like our JRD/enkei in malaysia
The picture of the rim snapping off is usually a sign of metal fatigue or direct impact for cast rims.
In fact, any OEM rim that are cast will also snap off like that if you hit it hard enough or there is already metal fracture.
I had a fren with Ori MItsubishi lancer GT 18 inch rims, hit a pothole somewhere in KL, the rim cracked though the center and it become 2 thin rims...thats OEM quality to you.
No harm in sharing a proven fact, but those images dont tell the entire story, they might be true but maybe just the end result, the process before that end-result=we can only guess.
Just be careful whether its OEM, or replica or ori JDM, our roads here can kill any rim, no matter how cheap or expensive they may be.
We had a meeting at Rota HQ last month....Whoa so the so called "Rota Malaysia" is not a true Rota distributor for Malaysia?? Well then that explains the difference in prices!
Yeap, just checked the website and indeed there's no official Rota Malaysia distributor in the list! For SE Asia, besides Singapore, only got one in Jakarta, Indonesia.We had a meeting at Rota HQ last month....
Nothing that we know of....
We do not know the origin of these wheels....
If there is a distributor in Malaysia, it will be officially listed on the Rota website....
This should be clear enuff...
Thanks
No problem with Customs? Because not sure which year, my friend mentioned customs very strict with tyres from Singapore...If pay tax, then will be more costly.....if not mistaken, i got my 17 inch rota slipstreams for sgd200/pc in 2006.
i did some calculations back then, and drove down, installed the rotas with dunlop dz tires, trade in my OEM honda civic Fd1 rims+tires even, and came back to KL. and the price was still cheaper than buying taiwanese rims+tires here in KL...
Just sharing with others that there are options if you make the effort to research a bit, and make a road trip(makan in malacca,happy hour in SGD,etc somemore).
but if you dont wanna drive down, just buy from the rota wheels malaysia from FB.
but are they the same person?
back in 2006, i remember there was no rota distributor in malaysia, you mean there is now?