ROTA - Made in China.
 

You think.

http://hybrids.jp/forum/attachment.p...ntid=200&stc=1

That effin' SUCKS...

that is definatly no good.

Wow...that's headline news!

(3 years ago)

http://forum.miata.net/vb/showthread...ght=rota+break

:rolleyes:

meh.. that's probably under an extreme condition.. look at all the grass and ---- on the wheel.

i've seen the same ---- happen to oem wheels too..

Rotas are made in the Phillippines.

Theyre starting to produce Forged wheels by the end of the year. Watch out!

rota with a forged wheel? what about the price????

damn that sucks...

Nice 2 Piece Rim

Just showed up on H-T.

It occured while at a track event under cornering conditions.

i wonder if rota is actually going to use with own wheel designs for their forged wheels and if they are going to sell them under a different "premium" brand name.

because a rio and an optima are both kias.

Better sell them now and get the original Mugen, Spoon, and other rims :p

thatz nasty ..what conditions would have caused that ?

^^
lol...

in one of those rota threads, it mentions those wheels were 2 years old and were used and abused for daily driving and weren't checked out for any cracking/hairline fractures prior to being installed on that race car.

It still should not have happened. I daily drive my Volks and I am confident they will not blow up under condering conditions. Lets face it, you get what you pay for.

poor rims...

if you guys check the thread on ht, you'll see that those rims were used on a race car. not only that, the people that it cracked on were the 2nd owners of the wheels. the first owner also used it on a race car.

there's no telling what that wheel had gone through before it cracked. every one bashes rota but no one ever seems to tell the whole story.

You don't need to spend 2400 dollars to have wheels that will be strong enough. it would be dangerous for any rim company to make a shotty rim in quality terms people could die.

hmmm repost.