Rays wheels

Rays Wheels, manufactured by RAYS Co., Ltd. (株式会社レイズ), are high-performance wheels known for their quality and are a popular choice for both motorsport and street use.
The company utilizes advanced forging techniques and analysis technology to create wheels that are lighter, stronger, and more beautiful. Rays offers various brands, including Volk Racing, Gram Lights, and Versus, each with unique design and performance characteristics.

Key features and characteristics of Rays Wheels:
Forging Process:
Rays is renowned for its exclusive high-tech forging process, particularly with their Volk Racing brand, which involves using high-strength aluminum alloys like 6061 and applying heat and pressure to create a strong and lightweight wheel.

Material Selection:
Rays utilizes 6061 aircraft-grade aluminum, known for its strength-to-weight ratio, and may also incorporate other metals in their proprietary blends.

Advanced Analysis:
Rays employs advanced analysis technologies to optimize wheel design, ensuring strength, lightness, and aesthetics.

Variety of Brands:
Rays offers a diverse range of wheel brands, including:
Volk Racing: Known for its forged monoblock construction, innovative designs like the TE37 series, and focus on motorsport-inspired performance.

Gram Lights: Emphasizes performance through casting and advanced wheel theories.

Versus: Offers wheels with a European-inspired design, emphasizing depth and high-quality aesthetics.

Design and Aesthetics:
Rays wheels are known for their unique spoke patterns, stepped rims, and attention to detail in both form and function.

Made in Japan:
Rays Engineering, including R&D and manufacturing, is exclusively based in Japan.

Rigorous Testing:
Rays conducts thorough testing, including JWL strength tests, dynamic radial fatigue tests, and rotary bending fatigue tests, to ensure the quality and safety of their wheels.

Commitment to Innovation:
Rays continues to develop new wheel designs and technologies, constantly pushing the boundaries of wheel manufacturing.