Heavy-Duty Wheels reduce operating expenditure for pickups.
January 28, 2011 -
Available in chrome, machined clear coat, and silver steel, series of 19.5 in. heavy-duty wheels reduce cost of operating 1-ton pickups by increasing load and ride stability, safety, and tread wear. True 19.5 truck tire option decreases tire operating costs during 100,000 mile life of tire size upgrade without any need to recalibrate speedometer. Other features include direct bolt application, hub rings for dualie applications, and standard duplex conical seat lug nut application.
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Original Press release
Vision Wheel
3512-B 6th Avenue SE
Decatur, AL, 35603
USA
New Heavy-Duty Wheels Cut Cost of Operating 1-Ton Pickups
Vision Wheel has introduced a series of 19.5" heavy-duty styles that reduce the cost of operating 1-ton pickups.
The wheels create a combination of increased load and ride stability, safety, higher tread wear and savings in operating cost of as much as 70 percent over the OEM 16- and 17-inch tire/wheel combination.
The wheels offer a true 19.5 truck tire option that decreases tire operating costs dramatically during the 100,000-mile life of the tire size upgrade with no need to re-calibrate the speedometer.
Other features include: direct bolt application; no spacers or adapters needed; hub rings for dualie applications; standard duplex conical seat lug nut application and center caps for aluminum wheel applications.
Wheels are available in chrome, machined clear coat and silver steel.
For information visit www.visionwheel.com or call toll-free 866-645-2664.
Vision Wheel
6675 Daniel Burnham Dr.
Portage, IN 46368
Contact: Todd Robinson
PR Contact:
Alex Litrov
Litrov & Associates
818-383-7641
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User comments about this story
False claim
The comment about testing failure is false and anyone that wishes to have a copy of the test reports from Standard Testing Lab located in the US can request from Vision Wheel. These 19.5 wheels passed all testing as advertised.
By Todd Robinson on Sep 27, 2011 17:24
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Vision Wheel has their wheels manufactured in China and under normal circumstances that is not an issue. Vision had some of their wheels tested for load capacity in a controlled lab setting and the results were not favorable. The real problem is they are still shipping these wheels to distributors and private buyers...I should know because I am currently employed and one of the distribution centers.
By concerned on Sep 27, 2011 01:04
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Replies to this comment:False claim
The comment about testing failure is false and anyone that wishes to have a copy of the test reports from Standard Testing Lab located in the US can request from Vision Wheel. These 19.5 wheels passed all testing as advertised.
By Todd Robinson on Sep 27, 2011 17:28
False Accusation
The comment about testing failure is
false and anyone that wishes to have a
copy of the test reports from Standard
Testing Lab, located in the US, can
request one from Vision Wheel, www.
visionwheel.com.The 19.5-inch wheels passed all testing as advertised.
By alex litrov on Sep 27, 2011 17:25
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