Mag wheels: BBS: You can't copy the real thing

Mag wheels: We should actually be proud that so many competing mag wheel manufacturers try to copy our products. After all, attempting to reproduce one of our mag wheels takes a lot of work. But the painstaking efforts that go into developing a BBS wheel for the market are incomparably greater.

It all starts with the extensive styling process, in which designers and engineers work together to fine-tune the details of the mag wheels. This is followed by the technical development, including FEM analysis (computer-simulated stability analysis), and the many other tests and scientific assessments required to produce a genuine BBS mag wheel. It goes without saying that we patent the design of every wheel we produce. But that doesn't stop imitators around the world from trying to reproduce our wheels.

And since we don't like to see our competitors profit from our work, we often have no other recourse but to take the matter to court.

The following examples show cheap imitations where the mag wheel manufacturer was ordered by the courts to cease all production, marketing, and advertising for these "fake" wheels.

By the same token, it is also prohibited for marketing organizations to sell the counterfeit wheel mag wheel products that the above-mentioned courts have declared as illegal.

BBS plans to continue taking legal steps against all counterfeiters in order to protect the original and eliminate cheap mag wheel imitations.