MSW accessories
MSW accessories in our shop: centre caps and logos (14). In stock: 14 items, prices from 13.01 EUR. MSW is an Italian alloy rim brand created by the company OZ in the 1970s. It was the first alloy rim brand that OZ manufactured and sold itself, and it was initially aimed at the German and US markets. Today MSW still…
MSW accessories in our shop: centre caps and logos (14). In stock: 14 items, prices from 13.01 EUR.
MSW is an Italian alloy rim brand created by the company OZ in the 1970s. It was the first alloy rim brand that OZ manufactured and sold itself, and it was initially aimed at the German and US markets. Today MSW still belongs to the Italian OZ S.p.A. (OZ Group), headquartered in San Martino di Lupari. The manufacturer states that all MSW rims are designed, developed and tested in Italy, and the brand is available in more than 70 countries. Our range includes MSW alloy rims and MSW centre caps. The rims come in both vehicle-specific and universal designs, and many models are "OE Cap Ready" - they take the car manufacturer's original centre caps. The manufacturer lists the following certifications: TÜV, JWL, NAD and UN/ECE 124. The manufacturer recommends some models, such as the MSW 19, for winter driving. When choosing car rims, check four parameters: the bolt pattern (PCD), offset (ET), centre bore (DIA) and bolt seat.
MSW is an Italian alloy rim brand created by the company OZ in the 1970s. It was the first alloy rim brand that OZ manufactured and sold itself, and it was initially aimed at the German and US markets. Today MSW still belongs to the Italian OZ S.p.A. (OZ Group), headquartered in San Martino di Lupari. The manufacturer states that all MSW rims are designed, developed and tested in Italy, and the brand is available in more than 70 countries. Our range includes MSW alloy rims and MSW centre caps. The rims come in both vehicle-specific and universal designs, and many models are "OE Cap Ready" - they take the car manufacturer's original centre caps. The manufacturer lists the following certifications: TÜV, JWL, NAD and UN/ECE 124. The manufacturer recommends some models, such as the MSW 19, for winter driving. When choosing car rims, check four parameters: the bolt pattern (PCD), offset (ET), centre bore (DIA) and bolt seat.
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