Morr wheels

[Trent212]

I know very little about the wheel market, but i have a set of VMR wheels that i like, but they don't seem to like the roads around here.

So i ended up looking at Morr, problem I am having is finding a dealer that has the wheels I'm looking for.

So question is who should I be talking to?

[jran76]

I know very little about the wheel market, but i have a set of VMR wheels that i like, but they don't seem to like the roads around here.

So i ended up looking at Morr, problem I am having is finding a dealer that has the wheels I'm looking for.

So question is who should I be talking to?

Morr are custom wheels for the most part, so places probably don't keep them in stock (maybe some in BMW fitments). You'll also find that several people on here had bad experiences with them in terms of not delivering what they promised, wait times, communication, etc. If you are dead set on Morr, try one of their dealers on here- Supreme Power (try Mops) or TAG.

[SteveYem]

Also keep in mind that if you are hitting road imperfections bad enough to damage your VMR wheels, it's quite possible that those same imperfections will inflict damage to more expensive forged wheels as well. Of course a forged wheel should be stronger in general, but don't expect the wheels to be indestructible.

[Trent212]

Mops was the one i was trying to think of! I have found a few places with them, but they are mostly the spun forged wheels.

[jran76]

http://www.audizine.com/forum/showth...ht=Morr+wheels

http://www.audizine.com/forum/showth...ht=Morr+wheels

[Jv218]

I was looking at Morr as well but ended up with HRE. The flow forges are still on sale why not consider those?


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[DannyDeez]

Id stay away from Morr. Haven't heard anything good about them

http://f80.bimmerpost.com/forums/sho...148984&page=12

[Reddington]

Morr is out of business

[Trent212]

HRE it would seem is the safe bet, just don't want to have bends/cracks from the horrid potholes we have here.