Relations Race Wheels

Has anyone had any interaction with Relations Race Wheels (RRW)? Looking at their bumper and rock sliders for my 2020 tundra and there are no reviews on their website. The bumper is the exact look I want and their slides look well engineered but no reviews makes me wonder.

https://www.relationsracewheels.com...-bolt-on-rock-sliders-toyota-tundra-2007-2020

 

some issues with CS and not delivering on time. They do have good prices though. I like their hybrid rims.
sliders are 0.120 DOM if that matters to you.

 

No interaction myself, but when I was researching rims, there was some posts on a non-tundra forum that raised some red flags for me, something about reviews or Schill accounts etc, from what I remember.

The lack of discussion here is also somewhat concerning. And it looks like they may have some CS issues, based on @TheBeast posts above.

Looking at the price of the sliders,.they seem too good to be true for $600.

 

Yeah, that's what I am seeing the sliders look like a steal for 600 right and free shipping. Also, their bumper is going for 750 right now. Prices seem too good to be true seeing how other manufacturers like ADD and C4 fab with their prices and reputation. Just don't want to regret buying the bumper and wasting the money and hearing from the wife.

 

That's enough comments and proof for me to not give them a second look.

There are too many good vendors on here to choose from. Not worth saving a few bucks or ending up with a turd product or support.

 

or AllPro..they will probably have a good sale for BF.

 

I just recently purchased their v1 weld together sliders and they shipped when told they would and the fit and finish of the bends and cuts were flawless. I purchased the v1 beacuse I was able to add my own angle to the sliders before welding. Also purchased their rr5-v 17" wheels.

 

Do you have any pics of the sliders?

 

Yup

 

Here is them raw just after welding

 

Side shot

 

thanks looks pretty solid

 

RRW sliders. Bent them at Windrock. Have taken them off to fix.

 

I’ve been eyeballing these as well. I’m really pissed off at Rocky Road right now as I ordered a set of Super Sliders in July and they are allegedly just now going into powder coat. They sent me an email at the end of July saying they would be ready to ship in a few weeks, then I follow up in Oct and they didn’t answer my email. Emailed them again a month later (last week) and they finally responded.

With BF right around the corner, I am strongly considering telling them to shove it and get the RRW sliders, but I’m also concerned with the lack of feedback. RRW has not answered my inquiry about freight cost either, which is also telling. It’s as if these companies don’t want to sell stuff.

I bought RRW wheels for the wife’s 4Runner and I’m very satisfied with those.

 

I can’t speak for the rrw sliders that come welded already but the kits were free shipping. Honestly surprising because at $600 shipping would have to be at least $100 i would quess. In my opinion they are very reasonable. Ordered mine and had them in 2 weeks. Keep emailing them. Their communication could use a little improvement in my opinion. It seems they only have one guy that deals with the emails.

 

If email contact doesn't work....people could try the old fashioned telephone.

 

That would be an awesome way to take care of contact issue.......if rrw had a number you could call, but they don’t.

 

I was just looking and was going to update my post

RRW - no contact # but do have FB messanger

@Hoologan, try calling:. Rocky Road - Orders: 888 801-7271Tech: (435) 654-1149


That would be another red flag for me, no way to make direct contact

 

They are huge in the 4runner world - no reports of the quality issues that others are claiming here. Literally thousands and thousands of 4runners running their wheels, armor, sliders..

I have RRW sliders on my Tundra. I think I was the first person to buy them. They took about 225% of the claimed time to arrive. The company had marketed the product as ready while still waiting for some of the parts from their supplier. I think they order the top plates and some of the support arms from a third party and then they assemble in house.

They gave me free powder coating because of my long wait. Fit and finish ended up being fantastic. No complaints from me. Pictures in my build thread linked in my signature (I'm not at a place where I have picture I can post here).

They do not have a phone number you can call right now, but they were extremely responsive via email.

RRW makes some of the best looking, hub-centric wheels for both the 4runner and the Tundra.

 

I have a whole thread about my saga with RRW customer service. Started real bad, ended up ok.

 

https://www.tundras.com/threads/relations-race-wheels-issue-resolved.71840/

 

TY @BravoDeltaRomeo

 

A word of advice when setting them up to weld - don't do too much of an angle. I did 15 degrees. Perfect for me (tight to body) until I actually used them. They bent up another 2 degrees or so and I could not open my back door - hence why I had to take them off. I'll sandblast and cut the welds, reset the angle and weld back up and recoat.

 

Just found this via Google (Tacoma World).

https://www.tacomaworld.com/threads/welcome-to-relations-race-wheels-vendor-profile.454188/

Not sure if phone is active or not

*************

Hello Everyone,

Contact Info:

If you have a question about pricing or any technical questions, please contact me VIA Private Message, Email, or Phone.

Name: Ray @ RRW
Email:RayRRWheels@Gmail.com
Phone Number: (626) 537 - 9861
Location: S. El Monte, CA
Web: www.RRWheels.com

• Please call between 10AM - 7PM (Pacific Time Zone)
• Otherwise please text

 

had great CS with WKOR and C4FAB in the past. more expensive yes but the CS is here.

 

Ya'll get free shipping. I live in Hawaii. One set of sliders I was quoted $1000 to ship. These I got quoted $200. These are a deal.
Hope they don't bite me.