Black Rhino WHEELS FAQ
Black Rhino wheels and associated products are sold through a network of authorized retailers/installers. We do not sell directly to consumers and all price quotes must come from an authorized retailer/installer. To find an authorized retailer/installer in your area, please check http://cyruswheels.com/find-a-dealer/ We do not address warranty claims directly with end-users.
All warranty claims and installation issues must be handled by the authorized dealer/installer that you purchased your products from. Responses to other inquiries will be via email only.
WHERE CAN I BUY Black RhinoWHEELS?
Black Rhino aftermarket Truck Wheels are sold throughout the world. To find a dealer in North America, visit our dealer locator http://cyruswheels.com/find-a-dealer/. For other dealers worldwide, please change to the country.
CAN I GET CUSTOM COLORS OR FINISHES ON Black Rhino WHEELS?
We don’t offer custom finishes on our one-piece and two-piece of cast Black Rhino wheels but for high quantity orders, we do accept. We do provide custom finish options on Black Rhino forged edition wheels. For more information,http://cyruswheels.com/find-a-dealer/.
WHAT IS THE LOAD RATING ON Black Rhino WHEELS?
A load rating refers to a maximum allowable weight that a given wheel has been tested and rated at. All wheels can be rated differently, for instance, the wheels on a passenger car will require a smaller load rating than the wheels on a heavier SUV. A vehicle manufacturer will give a standard GVWR (Gross Vehicle Weight Rating) to each of its vehicles. This rating is the maximum allowable weight for a fully-loaded vehicle which includes passengers and extra equipment. At that point, each of the wheels is tested and rated according to the GVWR of all the vehicles they were meant to be mounted on.
CAN I GET PICTURES OF MY VEHICLE ON YOUR SITE’S GALLERY?
We love to see Black Rhino products in action. Submit photos of your vehicle with Black Rhino products by using our Email address cyruswheelsom@gmail.com .Please, no before and after pictures, we only want to see the “after” photos.
