When talking about wheels, it’s impossible not to mention the iconic RAYS TE37. Their timeless design works with everything from Fords to Ferraris, earning them their lasting legendary status in ...

Volk’s TE37 dates back to 1996, when Japanese wheel manufacturer RAYS first released its one-piece forged aluminum wheel to consumers. Once considered a luxury reserved for the likes of formula ...

According to RAYS Engineering (who make the TE37), this name wasn’t the result of a cat walking across a keyboard. Instead, a nod towards its intended use and target weight.

With literally tens of thousands of wheel designs on the market, there are only a select few that rise above the rest.Rays Engineering’s Volk Racing TE37 is just such a wheel.The simple six ...

The short documentary comes by way of Rays Wheels' own YouTube channel, in which the brand details the manufacturing process behind the popular Volk Racing TE37. This wheel design is among the ...

Imitation may be the sincerest form of flattery, but for Rays Engineering it’s a thorn in their side.Their most popular wheel, the TE37, is quite possibly the most copied wheel in the world.We ...

The TE37 Rays wheels are seen in many builds, their classic design connecting any project to iconic Japanese drift or racing machines from decades ago.

The real difference comes in the price as while a real TE37 costs $1,000 per wheel from MVP Motorsports, this 9Six9 TE37 costs just $179.99. That’s more than a fourth of the real wheel’s price.

By now, the Volk Racing TE37 legacy is set in stone, having served as the most popular and desired wheel for years along with a cross-over into European and domestic builds.

Rays Wheels Are Expensive, But It Turns Out There's A Good Reason Why. And weirdly, it's not because the company hires mountain dwarves from the House of Durin.