This wheel is perfect for the Euro stance / drift look and will be great on Honda Civic’s / Mazda MX5′s etc with rolled/flared arches and possible camber kits.

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Rota MSR – 15×6.5 4×100 ET45

Rota Force Drift – 18×10.5 5×114 ET20 & ET40

Rota Grid Drift – 19×10.5 ET20

What’s your views on these?

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The new Rota Grid is available in the following sizes, fitments and colours:

19×10.5 et20 Flat Black/Matt Bronze/Steel Grey
19X8.5 et38 steel grey
19×9.5 et20 Flat Black/Matt Bronze/Steel Grey
19×9.5 ET38 steel grey

Prices:
19X10.5 = £954 wheels only including VAT
19X9.5 = £918 wheels only including VAT

Staggered setups are always available for everyone however not listed! If you wish to have any staggered setup such as 19×9.5 / 19×10.5 we’re here to help!

These wheels have only just landed this afternoon and so are not on the website at the moment. If you’re interested and want to become one of the first people in the UK to rock these fresh new wheels you can simply still email us on sales@rotashop.co.uk or call us on 08445 571080.

Keep your eyes peeled on our Blog, Facebook page or even Twitter for the latest news on this.

Let us know your thoughts!

This is where you come in. Have a look at some of the finishes available below and on our facebook page we have a survey going please pick your favourite finish and required size and fitment and we will do the rest. Dont see the colour you want? Add it too the list no colours will be laughed at!!!

Are you a member on a car forum please get members involved in the survey.

Keep your eyes peeled on our Blog, Facebook page or even Twitter for the latest news on this.

Cheers

Baz

Similar to the ever popular Rota RB, the New Rota RK-R is a 8 spoked wheel that resembles the old skool JDM wheels that were popular on the AE86 corolla. To the keen eye people you can see the difference between the RK-R and the Rota RB is that the spokes on the RK-R are softer and also dont run to the edge of the inner dish.

Rota RB

The Rota RK-R are available in a more aggressive fitment of 15×8 ET0 and do not come with a polished lip. The colours available are Matt Black(pictured above), Matt Bronze and Matt Steel Grey. The Rota RK-R are on route in 4×100 only, but 4×114 fitment maybe be available but we dont have any information on those as yet.

Let us know your thoughts.

The New Rota MXR will be available in 18×9 and 18×10 in an offset around ET20.  Fitment wise it will be 5×114.3 which will cater for the Nissan 350Z, Lexus’s, Skylines and EVO’s. The picture above is of gold with polished face but we will not be getting that anytime soon. The colour options on the Rota MXR will be Steel Grey and a mad Flat Black with Gloss Black Lip which will definitely divide opinion.

We have no images of these finishes but the style of the Rota MXR is sure to be a winner whatever colour they are. The price will be the same as the 18×9 and 18×10 on the site already so £828.00 for the 18×9 and £883.20 for 18×10.

What Do you think?

This Lightweight 6 spoke beauty will be arriving tomorrow in 18×7.5 ET45 which is the perfect fitment for your Type R’s. The Rota GR6 weighs approx 8kg and comes in 3 smashing finishes. The colours available are Matt Grey (pictured above), White and Bronze. More images to follow when they have found their way onto our shelves.

Price wise you will be looking at £607.20 inc vat.

As always let us know your thoughts.

We came across this  VW Bora with Rota Fighter Drift 18×10 ET10 on the Front and ET7 on the Rear on the home page and couldn’t resist in using the images. In the UK the lowest offset we can offer on the Rota Fighter Drift is ET20 in 18×10 which is more arch friendly than what’s fitted to this Bora. Unfortunately in the states they are not penalized by stupid speed bumps which is a good thing as this VW Bora wouldn’t clear them and the arches would be eaten alive!!

We are a big fan of the slammed dubs on wide Rota wheels which we have said since we started selling the Grid drifts on the MK3 and MK4 golfs. I would suggest to get the look of the above VW Bora to look at Air Ride suspension. So we are a fan, what about you?

Images taken from Fatlace.com

His car is a Seven Birkin S3 from 1999 which is a essentially a reproduction of the Lotus 7 Series 3.

Spec:

Car : Seven Birkin S3 from 1999

Wheels : 5 x RB 15×7 4×100 ET30 Gun metal polished lip
Tyres : 5 x Toyo Proxes T1R 195x50x15

Just makes you think if all other Rota wheels would look good on similar open wheel base cars and Kit Cars? Talking of Kit cars, if you have the hubs from a ford fitted on your Kit Car then we can offer lightweight Rota Grids in 17×7.5.

Thank you to Pierre for the photos, and as ever please let us know your thoughts.

Car: 1975 Toyota Celica Spec: Rota Zero Black & Polished Face 15×8 ET10

Falken ZE-912 205x50x15 Tyres

Stephen has done a fantastic job with this Celica, not only does it look absolutely mint but its running a s13 Engine. Its not everyday you see such an early Celica model and picking wheels that would finish off the build im sure was a headache. The Black and polished style of the Rota Zero really suited it.

We are a massive fan of this, and would like to thank Stephen for his order and the photos.

let us know your thoughts on the car and the wheels. Would you have chosen any other wheels such as the Shakotan/BM8 or OSR? or did Stephen get it right with the Rota Zero’s