What happened WELD wheels?
Weld’s company was bought by American Racing Equipment Inc., a business similar to Weld’s that is based near Los Angeles. The $24.4 million sale, approved by a federal bankruptcy judge Sept. 28, came after Weld Wheels had filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy in August.
What do WELD wheels do?
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Are WELD wheels forged?
Made from the highest grade forged aluminum, each WELD racing wheel is engineered and crafted for one purpose, to win. WELD’s in house engineering lab optimizes and tests each racing rim for maximum performance.
Are WELD wheels good for off roading?
OVER 50 YEARS OF PERFORMANCE We’ve never veered away from that goal and put everything into designing the best engineered and highest quality wheels available. WELD wheels do best where they’re needed most – going fast and getting dirty.
Are Weld wheels Made in USA?
WELD wheels are designed and engineered in the United States of America.
Is it safe to weld alloy wheels?
We’ve heard many people suggest that welding alloy wheels isn’t safe, but it’s very a reliable and effective repair method when done correctly. Simply welding over the crack wouldn’t be safe, as the corrosion that led to the crack would remain, and this would still be the wheel’s weakest point.
Are Weld Wheels strong?
Weld forged aftermarket rims are precision engineered to improve acceleration and braking with unmatched quality and styling. The Weld Offroad & Truck wheels are strong, well-engineered and high precision built forged wheels.
Where are Weld rims made?
Kansas City, Missouri
WELD Racing wheels are made in Kansas City, Missouri.
Where are weld offroad wheels made?
Who invented Weld wheels?
racer Greg Weld
Whether it is the Draglite, the Prostar, or the Delta-1, we have created wheels that have become icons. Sprint car racer Greg Weld started working out of his Kansas City garage in 1967 with a single goal of making the best performing race wheels to win.
Is it worth fixing a cracked rim?
Yes and no. Whether or not you can repair your cracked rim depends on if the weld will restore enough stability to the car. An experienced technician can repair short, hairline cracks without issue, but the longer and broader the crack grows, the greater the risk that your repair won’t last over time.
Can a crack in an alloy wheel be repaired?
Cracked alloys are typically more serious than a scuffed alloy, but most cracks can be repaired by a professional. It can be difficult to spot cracks in alloys, due to dirt and grime on the wheels.