The recent increased interest in custom style, chrome wheels and gold tone rims is creating a buyer's market, with manufacturers continuously creating new payment options and purchase plans to meet consumer needs. Top quality custom chrome accessories are expensive to manufacture and produce, resulting in high price tags that aren't always immediately affordable for car owners. Fortunately, some companies are now manufacturing and selling these customized accessories the United States more affordably by offering payment plans, discount memberships and other incentives to buyers.

Popularity With Slab Culture

The renewed interest in wire rims is in part due to the rapid rise in the popularity of vintage cars from the 1980's. It's also due to slab culture, a unique car-focused niche that expects car owners to trick out their vehicles in accessories, rims and caps that reflect the vintage heritage of their vehicles while adding street credibility to their look. Chrome plated wheels and accessories are of particular interest to members of slab culture and have contributed to their sharp increase in demand in recent years.

Adding Style To New Cars

Vintage cars aren't the only vehicles being fitted with 30 spoke wire wheels these days. The bold, shiny look of chrome is more popular than ever with owners of newer SUVs, cars, and trucks. New variations on older styles, including special poke wheels, have also created interest in the retail market, with many car owners willing to pay top dollar for these vehicle accessories manufactured in the United States. In response to the rapidly growing interest in custom chrome fittings, many of today's auto manufacturers are opening up the fender wells of new cars in order to accommodate gorilla pokes and other extended wire wheel styles.

Consumer Affordability

Some manufacturers have responded to the increased interest in 30 spoke wire wheels, rims and caps by offering unique purchase plans that make it easier to afford a complete set without breaking the bank or having to wait until consumers have the full asking price before completing the sale. Consumers can now purchase vintage styles through authorized dealers on layaway plans. These options allow drivers to choose a complete set of chrome accessories by paying in installments over time, with sixty days being the most common layaway method. By spreading out payments rather than demanding a lump sum payment, these dealers are putting these sought after accessories within reach for car owners on limited budgets.

The payment plans are also favored by consumers who don't want to use their credit card online or who prefer to pay via Money Order. Some manufacturers and distributors also offer several payment options through their online storefronts, where car owners can shop for wire wheels and pay using a variety of payment options. Choices include Western Union, PayPal, most major credit cards and U.S. bank debit cards, making these popular vehicle accessories more attainable for people on any size budget.