DEZENT Wheel TH
The DEZENT wheel TH has especially been developed for SUVs and Vans. The wheel is available in two colour variations and in the dimensions 16 to 20 inches.
With its silver finish, the alloy wheel lends elegant lightness to big vehicles without appearing like a foreign object. The TH dark is a real eye-catcher. Its elegant black lends the design both stylishness and sportiness.
The wide spokes framed by sublimed edges perfectly go with the physique of the practical “heavy-weight athletes”. The edging of the five massive spokes and the flange are polished and ensure clear lines, bright accents and emphasize the presence of vehicles like the VW T5, Mercedes V-class, VW Touareg or Amarok
The clear, straight-forward language of forms goes well with the image and moreover has the advantage that the DEZENT wheel TH is easy to clean in the summer as well as in the winter.
The wheel has an ABE and is TPMS-Fit, as well as all other DEZENT wheels.
ALCAR GROUP
In addition to AEZ, DOTZ and ALCAR Stahlrad, DEZENT rims represent one of the 4 brands of the Alcar Group – Europe’s largest supplier of steel and alloy wheels for the automotive retrofit market.
ALCAR’s core business is international and national wholesale, as well as the production of steel and alloy wheels. The companies of the ALCAR Group stand for strong customer and market orientation, innovative design, state-of-the-art production and service-oriented logistics.
In terms of quality, however, ALCAR relies on the “Made in Germany” label. At the beginning of 2005, the largest construction project in the company’s history was completed: The ALCAR Group is now able to produce more than 1.2 million alloy wheels per year on a total area of 14,000 m ² according to the latest state-of-the-art Technology.
The European presence of the Austrian group of companies extends to around 29 companies in which around 780 employees in 16 European countries with seven own brands operate successfully.
The company headquarters of the ALCAR Group are located in Hirtenberg (Austria), about 35 kilometers south of Vienna.
