Chrome Wheel (Aftermarket) Identification ?

[Runfor5]

Saw these a couple years ago and just dawned on me to ask here. Anyone have an idea as to what these wheels are?

If I recall, and looking again here, the center caps had no brand name on them. My guess from a brief online search was "torque thrust" wheels, but that names seems to be applied by multiple brands (American Racing, Crager), and I'd be curious as to what specifically these ones are if possible. I thought they looked really good and fairly in line with the factory chrome 20's. Shoutout to the owner if they're on here!

 

[tuckerrnr1]

Looks like American racing Torque Thrust in a six spoke configuration.

American Racing Chrome Torq Thrust ST

American Racing Torq Thrust ST one-piece cast aluminum custom wheels with chrome plated finish.

www.americanracingwheelsinfo.com

 

[Runfor5]

That does look pretty spot on. Good find, thanks!

 

[blackelky]

Saw these a couple years ago and just dawned on me to ask here. Anyone have an idea as to what these wheels are?

If I recall, and looking again here, the center caps had no brand name on them. My guess from a brief online search was "torque thrust" wheels, but that names seems to be applied by multiple brands (American Racing, Crager), and I'd be curious as to what specifically these ones are if possible. I thought they looked really good and fairly in line with the factory chrome 20's. Shoutout to the owner if they're on here!

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Is this the wegmans in chesterfield?

 

[Scrappycrow]

I parked a few spots away a Tahoe with these just the other day, but the woman driver was sitting in the driver's seat, so I didn't try to get a closer look.

My guess from a brief online search was "torque thrust" wheels, but that names seems to be applied by multiple brands (American Racing, Crager)...

"Torq Thrust" (no "ue") wheels are a trademarked American Racing style. If someone is calling Cragars that, they're referring to the "S/S".

This doesn't appear to have a bolt-on center cap, so it's not a Torq Thrust, and it's not an S/S because the center section and rim are not obviously separate.

 

[Runfor5]

I parked a few spots away a Tahoe with these just the other day, but the woman driver was sitting in the driver's seat, so I didn't try to get a closer look.

"Torq Thrust" (no "ue") wheels are a trademarked American Racing style. If someone is calling Cragars that, they're referring to the "S/S".

This doesn't appear to have a bolt-on center cap, so it's not a Torq Thrust, and it's not an S/S because the center section and rim are not obviously separate.

Appreciate the background. Blame spell check on those lol. The wheels here didn't have a logo on the center cap like the American Racing ones prev. posted above but the style sure does like the same. Seems to track with your "bolt-on center cap" comment as well.

 

[Runfor5]

Is this the wegmans in chesterfield?

No a bit further north, ha, the one by Ft. Belvoir

 

[Scrappycrow]

After a bit of Googling, my bet is these are OE 5330 wheels. Look up "tahoe 5330 wheel" and you'll find plenty of sites with them.

 

[Runfor5]

After a bit of Googling, my bet is these are OE 5330 wheels. Look up "tahoe 5330 wheel" and you'll find plenty of sites with them.

I'll be damned, so actually an optional factory wheel? That is wild. This is the only instance I've ever seen of these if so.