Dotz wheels are the epitome of style and design. Our 2011 range is getting praise across the UK and around Europe. But, did you know that we are part of a larger family of Alloy Wheel brands? We have a brother – Calibre.
To find out more about Calibre wheels, and how to WIN A SET OF WHEELS from the 2011 range, visit the Facebook Page!
USC. Three little letters that spell out big things to any European petrolhead. As the acronym for Ultimate Street Car, USC has built itself something of an enviable reputation over the years – and rightly so. With almost 35,000 enthusiasts turning up to party, race, dance, pull, swap, buy, fettle and talk cods in equal measure.. it’s a very pleasant way to spend three days of your life.
Modified Nationals.. It’s What Bank Holidays Were Made For…
Aaah, the fabled second May Bank Holiday weekend. Question is, what are you gonna do? There’s a trip out to Skeg.. A couple of pints in an anonymous boozer with some buddies – or, if you have even an ounce of petrol in your veins, you should get you, your mates and your motors down to the Modified Nationals over the weeeeeeeeeeekend of the 28th to 30th of May. Believe me, it’s this last option that ticks all the boxes. Stick it in your phone now. Peterborough Showground. Miss it.. Miss out..
We attended the A few photos from this year’s Car Accessory News show, and have a few photos from the event. Check the photos after the jump.
The lads over at www.tyresave.co.uk made a video of our Shuriken wheels being fitted to a Ford Focus — and the result is fantastic (as we’d expect!). So if you’ve ever wondered how the alloys are actually fitted here’s your chance to find out.. check out the 5 minute video below.
It’s inspired us to do some similar videos in a time-lapse style. So what would be your favourite DOTZ wheel/car time lapse video (and we’ll try and make it happen!).
You get to travel a lot in this job. Oh yes, us jet-set international bloggers get to travel all sorts of exotic locations. Cleethorpes. Margate. Prestatyn, you name it, we’ve been there, eaten the motorway service sausage roll and got the t-shirt. Frequenting the plethora of highway retail environments (or garages, as they used to be known) that we do, means you get to notice an awful lot about life in general and people in particular. Now, is it just me? Or have we all got a lot fussier as consumers?
