Is this even legal?

[E-Vukets]

Has anyone ever bought or heard from the company "pro wheels"? Their gallery is all amazing cars like the Roadster Shop's Chevelle with their rims photoshopped on... Is that a copyright enfringement of some sort, I don't see a disclaimer that they were not their cars. It is a good photoshop - I will give them that - but for the prices they charge I would at least like to see what the rims actually look like actually on real cars. Here is the link:

http://protouringbilletwheels.com/index.php/gallery.html

[topless]

I know they have listings on ebay. If you do a search on ebay for any of the popular billet wheels there adds come up. Other than that I don't know much about them.

[excessive]

I noticed that in their gallery as well . Lol . A customer of mine just bought a set from Frank at Prodigy . Took about a month longer than what they said , but they did come in last week and they are really nice wheels . I'm not sure why they don't have more of their own pictures though

[Vegas69]

That is the cheesiest crap I've ever seen.

[Z06killinSBF]

Wow!! And those are horrible photoshops

[NorwayCharger]

The GT500 reminds me of those Japanese camber cars :spank2:

[DarkoNova]

I saw the white Nova that looks all donk'd out and just closed the page.

[LowFast]

Wow that is cheesy! Get some real wheels fitted and mounted. Not a very classy way to advertise your product.

[TheJDMan]

I doubt it is illegal for them to use those vehicle images to photoshop their wheels on, but it is definately tasteless!

[csouth]

That gallery is pretty cheesy and actually kind of new. I looked at the wheels a couple year ago before I decided to increase my budget. I've seen them on a chevelle at Detroit Autorama, they are not bad for the price. From my understanding they make wheels for other companies. I'll see if I can find the pic I took.