Take a sneak peek of whats to come....

eGarage has an exclusive behind the scenes look at what the creative minds over at HRE Performance Wheels are getting ready to reveal to world here in 2011. The word so far is that this new successor to the HRE 790R wheels will be called the 790RS series. RS from what we have seen so far means a tie to the original R style. From what it appears HRE Wheels have ditched the old 790R styling and they have gone with a more of a modern and aggressive sculpted and machined design.



As you have already seen from the eGarage|HRE Performance Wheels Video this in an intense and laborious process from development to delivery. These photos of the new 790RS series tell us that HRE Performance Wheels continue to raise the bar for the Automotive aftermarket consumer.



HRE Performance Wheels NEW 790RS Series, could potentially include:
792RS – which look like a new twisted 5 spoke
793RS – appear to be a sculpted Multi Spoke
794RS – V–5 we assume to be a 5 spoke variant
797RS – Split 5 which is a style indicative of HRE

Vehicle Fitments should include:

Sports Cars – Ferrari, Lamborghini, Porsche, BMW
Sedans – Mid-Size Sedans, Large Sedans (7-series, S-Class, Maserati)

Sizes - 19″ – 22″





As far as we can tell, the fasteners are hidden inside these new HRE 790RS series’ 3-piece wheels designs. This offers a clean contemporary look which will continue to appeal to luxury & exotic market as well as current HRE Wheels aficionados.




SOURCE:
EGarage


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Looking good, I'm a big fan of the more bold protrusions from wheels. Until they look like the sides of chariot wheels from Spartacus, I won't be hapy.

Also, what happened to the film? Looks scratched or something.

 

looks nice

 

Looks to be another fine wheel option.

 

 

The twisted 5 spoke is very nice looking. I hope they come out for more cars than the ones listed above....

 

They are available for any application you want. As long as they are 19-22" in diameter

What car are you looking to possibly do a set on?