Reply to "Help with 3 piece wheel identification - BK1494"

ktmikeMember

I agree with David, and my local wheel refinisher only charges $6.50 per tire.

I have dealt with a guy named Satoru Yamaki at HRE for parts for my wheels, and if you can find the serial number of the wheel he can find the style and finish.

I gave him all the numbers off of the back of my wheel. One was 6 digits and began with a letter, the other number was 12 digits and had several letters in it. I think the long one was my serial number.

Hope this helps,

Mike

9/18/1510:41 PM

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