American Racing and The Tire Rack intoduce the ATX line!
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American Racing and The Tire Rack intoduce the ATX line!
ATX Series All-Terrain wheels are designed and engineered specifically for off-road and lifted truck fitments. Exclusively authorized by DuPont™, ATX is the first to feature wheels coated with Teflon®. The permanent, baked-on coating creates a long lasting, durable, all-terrain finish. The finish significantly enhances resistance to weather and extreme temperatures, brake dust, dirt, road film and UV degradation resulting in wheels that are very easy to clean.
Tested and proven by ATX Dirt Team drivers like Cameron Steele at some of the most demanding off-road races in the world (including the SCORE Baja 1000 and the CORR racing series), ATX wheels are the official wheels of SCORE International and Kawasaki Team Green.
Our selection can be seen at:
http://www.tirerack.com/wheels/atx/atx.jsp
Here's the ATX Vice, 18" and Bridgestone Revo on my truck:
Tested and proven by ATX Dirt Team drivers like Cameron Steele at some of the most demanding off-road races in the world (including the SCORE Baja 1000 and the CORR racing series), ATX wheels are the official wheels of SCORE International and Kawasaki Team Green.
Our selection can be seen at:
http://www.tirerack.com/wheels/atx/atx.jsp
Here's the ATX Vice, 18" and Bridgestone Revo on my truck:
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just a little curious on your literature, but wasn't the mojave teflon offered before the ATX series of wheels came out? So how could it be that American Racing ATX is the "first" to offer, when American Racing already offered it before their new line? Just wondering if they actually had teflon before now. Thought they did.
