Ernesto C.
7/30/2025
It was a pleasure to shake hands with Claus he has one of the best show rooms ever. The sickest cars and awesome vibes there. His CEC rims are so fly and his staff is very polite and inviting.
CEC Wheels
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10349 Santa Monica Blvd
Los Angeles, CA 90025
CEC Wheels, based in Los Angeles, CA, has been a trailblazer in the European automotive aftermarket for over thirty years. Founded in 1990, CEC was a pioneering force in introducing European tuning to North America, revolutionizing automotive self-expression.
Specializing in custom luxury aftermarket light alloy forged wheels, CEC Wheels combines impeccable design with top-tier performance. Each wheel is meticulously crafted in Germany to ensure unparalleled standards in safety, quality, and durability, making them suitable for both track use and daily driving.
Driven by a passion for automotive excellence, CEC Wheels aims to provide clients with a unique avenue for self-expression in an industry saturated with conventional options. With a steadfast commitment to innovation and uncompromising standards, CEC continues to lead the way in automotive tuning, offering clients a blend of sophistication, safety, and timeless style.
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Amanda A.
5/8/2025
Fast and reliable. Helped me under an emergency situation. Great customer service. Would highly recommend!
Dotty L.
4/7/2025
I called after i had a flat tire. Although they didn't have my particular, very hard to find tire in stock, they were able to refer me to another tire shop that gave me the best rate. The...
Kairi K.
3/17/2025
Got my snow tires here. Claus is amazing and his team are awesome. They really wanted to make sure I was satisfied with my set up and suggested a reasonable option to which I upgraded for looks....
Anai S.
5/14/2025
Travis was amazing! I called 45 minutes before closing to see if they were able to inflate my tires. When I got there, Travis came out to add air to my tires. After checking the PSI and adding...
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