TSW
European-inspired design at accessible prices
History & Overview
Founded in the 1960s by former Formula One racing driver Eddie Keizan, TSW (Tiger Sports Wheels) initially operated with retail stores and a small manufacturing facility in South Africa. The company went public on the Johannesburg Stock Exchange in the 1980s and expanded dramatically, eventually supplying major car manufacturers worldwide.
Over the following decades, TSW established production facilities in Germany, Poland, South Africa, and the United States, partly through acquiring ATS wheels of Germany. In 2001, the Americas aftermarket operation was acquired by Terence Scheckter and is now headquartered in Southern California.
TSW has evolved its manufacturing techniques from traditional casting to include rotary forged (flow formed) options. The brand maintains relationships with major tire and wheel distributors, making TSW one of the most widely available aftermarket wheel brands in North America. TSW has also created specialized brands including Beyern, Black Rhino, Cray, and Mandrus.
For official specifications, visit TSW's official website.
Popular Wheels
Rotary Forged (RF Series)
Flow FormedPremium flow formed wheels offering improved strength-to-weight ratio. European-inspired designs with performance benefits. 18"-22". $300-450/wheel.
Alloy (Standard Cast)
Cast AluminumTraditional cast construction with extensive design variety. TSW's broadest lineup covering multiple aesthetics. 17"-22". $180-320/wheel.
Motorsport
Flow FormedTrack-inspired designs with flow formed construction. Lightweight options for performance-focused applications. 18"-20". $320-420/wheel.
Off-Road
Cast AluminumRugged designs for trucks and SUVs. Higher load ratings with aggressive styling. 17"-22". $200-350/wheel.
Classic
Cast AluminumVintage-inspired designs paying homage to iconic European sports car wheels. Perfect for restoration and retro builds. 15"-18". $180-280/wheel.
New to wheel construction types? Learn the differences between forged, flow formed, and cast wheels.
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How to Spot Fakes
TSW wheels are frequently counterfeited. Here's how to verify authenticity:
- TSW logo on wheel face or barrel
- Part number and specifications marked
- Available through extensive authorized dealer network
- Product registration available through official website
Brand Highlights
- Over 50 years in the aftermarket wheel industry
- European-inspired designs at accessible price points
- Rotary forged technology on premium lines
- Extensive fitment library covering most popular vehicles
- Wide distribution through major retailers and tire shops
- Multiple finish options per design
- Limited lifetime structural warranty
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