Pro Comp wheels vs SCS

I've been doing some research on wheels and such. From what I read on TW SCS wheels have a great reputation. I also like pro comp series 34 Rockwell, and can't seem to find any negative reviews on them. Pro comp in some cases are half the price of SCS wheels.

Can anyone explain to me what makes SCS wheels superior? They are both alloy and both made over seas.

 

Go with Vin & @SCSPerformance you can't go wrong, I love my Ray 10s!

 

I think the main benefit of SCS is that they're a very small business who only make wheels for Toyotas. You know they'll work and you get customer service from a real person.

Downside of how small they are is that they're pricy (by truck standards) and often sold out.

I went with SCS because they're local to me.

 

This is it in a nutshell. People also love their clean look and appeal on top of the exclusive platform that they cater to. I myself plan to get some ray10s later on when the needs for wheels will be a priority. Personally, the look of their stuff just blows other competitors away enough for me that I am willing to wait for when the time comes.

 

I love the look of scs wheels too

I agree that the exclusivity of scs allows them to make a great wheel but what about the construction makes them superior for a Toyota. Maybe @SCSPerformance can chime in with some detail about design and manufacturing of their wheels that makes them a better choice for tacos.

 

I would assume they are similar in construction to most aftermarket wheels. I think they are just your standard alloy construction.