Fifteen52 VERTEX 17x7.5 4x100 4x108 ET42 RALLY WHITE (GLOSS WHITE)

Fifteen52 VERTEX 17x7.5 4x100 4x108 ET42 RALLY WHITE (GLOSS WHITE)

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Fifteen52 VERTEX 17x7.5 4x100 4x108 ET42 RALLY WHITE (GLOSS WHITE)Founded in 1996, Fifteen52 is a wheel brand driven by an undying love for all things automotive. They choose to cast off expectations and the notion of following trends in order to do things their own way, offering a unique approach to modern wheel design. With a healthy injection of minimalist design language and inspiration pulled from the race paddocks and rally stages that influenced their formative years, Fifteen52 aims to adapt motorsport

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Reviewed in the United States on December 30, 2006