Axis Matrix vs. Volk GT-V
In all fairness to Axis.... these were isolated occurences, and they were linked to a single batch of wheels. They made things right by their customers and they make a descent low cost wheel. I've seen some mega expensive wheels crack as well. Kinesis comes to mind!!!
Here's SSR
JET
Here's SSR
JET
Last edited by JETPILOT; Feb 4, 2007 at 03:19 AM.
i have found on other forums, now that i have expanded my search, that some axis wheels tend to break, low offsets more than others. so i will stay with some sort of volk/rays wheel i think
Originally Posted by cferraro85
i have found on other forums, now that i have expanded my search, that some axis wheels tend to break, low offsets more than others. so i will stay with some sort of volk/rays wheel i think
When you say "Why pay the extra $$$$ if you dont have to.." that only applies if you are debating between two of the same itesms. If you want volks, a better wheel then axis, YOU HAVE TO PAY THE EXTRA $$$$
i would say go for the volks, but since they are out of your price range, and you can get the axis for a good deal, go for the axis man. i think everyone did a good job of pointing out the differences between both, but everyone telling you to get the volks is kind of pointless. they may be a better wheel, but never buy something you cannot afford. go with the axis. i'm sure you'll be happy with them.
Last edited by ekim81; Feb 11, 2007 at 07:38 PM.
Originally Posted by Nexx
if you saw them both in person, you would jump all over the volks. i dont believe they make the the matrix in 19's, 20's on a Z FTL most of the time.
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Volks > Axis. Axis are heavier i believe and i have heard stories about how they are easily bent/cracked. However, if you are on a tight budget... Axis aren't that bad of a choice at all. In the end you will get what you pay for...
