Lowenhart

Lowenhart wheels are available in various widths in order to suit the tires which also come in different sizes. But regardless of the size and quality of materials making up your Lowenhart rims, they all ultimately get caked with road grime and dust. They even get hungry and eat up the tire tread. Feeding up your Lowenhart wheels the moment they become hungry is way easy; you just need to install new tires after every 10,000 to 30,000 mile-drive. Depending on the level of its hunger, the wheel will eat up the tire tread after a period of usage.