XIX Exotic Alloys is a well known manufacturer of premium alloy wheels. The company is famous for building high-end, durable alloy wheels, that not only look amazing, but also out-perform just about any wheel on the market. The fact that the wheels succumb to TUV and SFI international standards really says it all. They are extremely well built, and follow every German OEM standard. 

What really makes XIX wheels stand out is their finish. No expense has been spared anywhere in the manufacture of these wheels. All of them are powder coated through an incredible amount of stages. 7 coats of pre-treatment and 9 coat in the finishing stage round of the powder coat. Just to give you a quick idea as to how much that is, be aware that almost every aftermarket wheel currently being sold in the US (apart from a few), only have an insufficient lacquer paint as protection.

Seeing as how they are German, XIX wheels are most suitable to cars coming from Deutschland (Germany). They come with Hub-centric and Lug-centric and give your car a stock (OEM) look. The recommended candidates for these wheels are BMW and Mercedes mostly, although Audi and a few other brands are also a good match.

As you'd expect from a company with such an impressive record, they have implemented and innovated a few things, among others: 

-A company that was among the first to offer staggered wheels; 

-One of the first to sell a wheel composing of multiple pieces (a multi-piece) as a cast alloy. This is a cost effective option to getting the desired cast alloy look, but at a much more affordable price.

-Among the first to offer a 22 inch concave design wheel that has the spokes making contact with the outer lip of the wheel. 

These are just a few of the accomplishments of XIX. The words really speak for themselves. Actually no, words don't do these wheels justice. So much work and time has been put into them that you really have to look at them yourself to understand it fully. Or even try them on your vehicle. To browse Bean Garage's full offer of XIX wheels, click here.