BMF Wheels to Launch New Designs at SEMA 2009

Aftermarket wheel company BMF Wheels announced that will be releasing new sizes, designs and a new leveling kit at the 2009 SEMA Show that kicks-off tomorrow. Specialized in wheels for lifted and leveled trucks, the company says the new offering will be a 24x10.5 design, dubbed M-80.

The product features a seven inch rim lip, TMPS sensor compatibility, 4.75 inch backspacing, in "Death Metal" black finish. The M-80 is available in 17x9 and 20x9 fitments as well.

The new design proposed by BMF Wheels is the 20x9 S.E.R.E., which features chrome and "Death Metal" black finishes and TPMS sensor compatibility.

Furthermore, the company will also be releasing a new forged wheel program and the new Rehab design, which is a forged one-piece 20x12 with 4.5 inch backspacing.

It features TMPS sensor compatibility, forged from 6061 T6 aircraft aluminum, 100 percent CNC surface machining and is offered in "Death Metal" black finish. “The 20x12 Rehab is marketed towards the most performance driven segment of the lifted truck market,” a company statement says.

According to the company, every BMF wheel is manufactured using a proprietary multi-axis CNC machining process and have a three-dimensional look.

As for the new leveling kit program for SUVs and trucks, it is built using only T6 aircraft billet aluminum, and 10.9 rated mounting hardware. All leveling kits are anodized black and are engraved with our BMF logo and maintain factory ride and factory alignment specifications.