Good, medium priced wheels as expected
593445
No problems. fit my K2 90 skates, the ride is fine, and a decent value for the money.  Let's see how long they last!
4240668
Great buy.  Attached these to a couple of end tables and a coffee table.  Low profile so not noticeable.  Wheels function smoothly.
4529788
I just purchased these wheels to rebuild a 46" MTD deck.  The wheels seem to be fine and definitely worth the price I paid for them.
925781
THe wheels came earlier than I expected.  I have four of the wheels already but needed anther for a spare.  The rims look good for the first year or so but will likely last a little longer before deterioration becomes noticeable.  Don't put strong wheel cleaners on it though, recommend a degreaser and normally it wipes off fairly clean.  Buy extra centercaps when you get them since they are plastic and will likely break after a few tire rotations. I still have all the orginal caps after 6 years but i've been extra careful.  They should cost you about 20-30 dollars if you search.
3054671
This is a good set of wheels for the price.  They were true right out of the box.  The axle bearings were adjusted too tight, but with readjustment, they were just fine.  I will probably get a set of Vuelta road wheels for my other bike.
339448
I first purchased these last year for my new racing wheel set based on a good overall review by Bicycling Magazine. I can't locate the review now, but, as I recall, these were usable for everyday training instead of being your race-only tires. Since I don't have the time or energy to be swapping out tires before every ride, that was my primary concern. My regular wheel set had Michelin Pro3 Service Course tires, which I recently replaced with these. All in all, I've been pretty pleased. As more race-oriented tires, they can wear a bit quickly on rougher roads, but I've never had any issues with grip, even in wetter conditions.
1322339
Well satisfied so far with these wheels.  They're holding up a very heavy dock walkway with no problem, and were quite easy to install.
1300030
Wheelset arrived well packaged, but that didn't protect it from damage.

There were some paint chips on the spokes. Additionally, I ordered the "Grey with Red Spokes" model and the rim is much lighter than the picture would indicate. The rims are closer in color to the wheels. A little disappointing in terms of my build, but it's nothing too big.

The wheels came in true and the lockring on the fixed side required some tightening. They spin fine and seem to be durable. The wheels are heavy though, but that is to be expected of a deep profile wheel.

Not a bad purchase, but there are definitely better options.
2144224
Pros:
- Cost Effective
- Lightweight Aluminum
- Brush finish is nice
- Minimalistic
- Quick Disconnect

Cons:
- Wish they came in matte black

Thoughts:
Bought these to replace my commuter road bike's front wheel. Stickers can easily be removed. The spokes are standard, the Topeak or Alien II multi-tool will easily true this wheel, though it came ready to install. After 2000+ miles in winding uphill, downhill, and flats; they are holding up very well. You're going to need wheel rim tape as these are bare bones. Used with Continental Gators.

Bottom Line:
Recommended.
2597854
Seem to be pretty good wheels. I have used two of them, they have good longevity and seem well made.
4190453
I bought a set of these at my local bike shop a few years ago to replace some very old original equipment wheels. They have performed reliably for several thousand miles. For what I paid, I can't complain--these wheels are a great value. Be sure you service the free hub at least once a season, as they tend to dry out. Mine seized up one year, after which I learned that Mavic recommends servicing these every 2500 miles. I've kept them clean and lubed ever since and have had no additional problems.
2206121
Could use better wheels, but other than that, seems to be a decent and solid cart.  Castors don't want to roll well after a few weeks.  Thats the only negative I see.
3988474
I swapped these on to a 2013 Acura TSX wagon, in place of the stock 17x7.5 +55 5-spoke wheels.

I totally forgot to bring my calibrated hanging scale to the tire shop to get an accurate weight on these, but the beat up (bathroom looking) scale at the shop said 26.7 on the one we opened and threw on. I don't completely trust that weight, since I've seen 27 repeated around the web, but regardless, they're each about four pounds heavier than the stock 17's they're replacing, so I'm not exactly counting grams here.

Each came individually boxed with protective rings, wheels bags, Enkei center caps, and a ton of 2014 catalogs. Note, my stock Acura caps fit these wheels just fine. I used 72.6 OD - 64.1 ID aluminum hub rings, so I can verify 72.6mm is the correct bore diameter for this wheel (specifically, 72.56).

While I'm a 5-spoke guy for simplicity and ease of cleaning, pretty much every other Acura out there (including just about every TSX) run 5-spoke variants. So I broadened my search a bit and somehow stumbled upon these.

The gaps around the spokes are large enough that, using a brush or just my hand and a rag, I can clean the wheel quite easily. Granted, not AS easily, as there's quite a bit more detail to pay attention to, but certainly worlds better than a split spoke design with really tight gaps. The finish looks shiny to the point of being chrome in the photos, but it's just a "bright" painted finish that certainly stands out, but doesn't glint in the sun.

With a 235 tire, the spokes sit pretty much flush with the sidewall. Some photos might lead you to believe that the spokes actually protrude out, but that's not the case with my 235/45 Bridgestone DriveGuards -- there's just the slightest amount of rim protection from curb rash where the tire bulges out at the bottom. With 245's, you'd definitely have a bit of comfort.

There was no problem mounting the factory TPMS in these rims.

The tire tech did mention (when ordering) that I wouldn't be able to use the factory lug nuts with this rim. I didn't verify, because I already had a set of Muteki lugs sitting around from a previous project. For what that's worth, the Muteki lugs fit fine.

The complexity of the spoke pattern causes these wheels to take on a different appearance when viewed from various angles. I couldn't find a good video illustrating this, but if you'd like to see something close, search YouTube for FelgenOutletde  Anzio Vision polar-silber -- the rim in that video has a very similar effect. The only time the wheel looks symmetrical is when it's viewed straight on.

My own impression of the wheels on the car (my TSX is "Forged Silver Metallic," by the way, which has a hint of blue in it) is that they try to strike a balance between elegant and sporty, just a step or two away from the popular TSW Nurburgring style wheel in one direction, and a step or two away from the chromey multi spoke MB AMG style wheels in the other. If anything, the needle (for my tastes) shifts a little towards the blingy side, but I'm comfortable with it because of my car's neutral color. On anything other than silver or white (black, blue, red, or graphite being the other TSX choices), these wheels would definitely pop, and call much more attention to themselves (which could be what you're looking for, or what you're trying to avoid).

So overall, these wheels mostly met my objectives. Yes, I'd like them to have been lighter (and there are plenty of lighter 18 inch wheels to choose from), but they helped to differentiate my car from its stock form, while staying close to what's found on some of the European wagons that share this category. From the various wheels I considered, the Ammodo is a little bit of a departure from the norm (well, "my norm,"), without trying too hard to be different.
1378102
I got these wheels to build a cart for heavy loads to support work for welding. They seem really nice and arrived quickly. The quality looks a lot better than wheels on my other wheel carts. They were a good price for comparable/rated caster swivel wheels. A benefit is they aren't hard surface wheels which will help protect my painted floor.
1686979
I bought these a while back and I finally got around to trying one out the other day on the project I got them for. I was worried that they might not last or be as durable as other cut off wheels but it worked fine. I am cutting 1/8th inch steel which isn't something you are going to cut right through so I think if they hold up well for that they will work for most small projects. They are slightly smaller but for the price and the amount of wheels you get they are well worth it.
2419498
This wheelset is sturdy and rolls really smooth. I took the original 27 " wheels off my paramount and replaced them with these 700c  wheels.  I weigh 220 lbs and commute daily.  Durability is important to me.
Great bargain at this price.
392804
Bought these for my commuter bike, they're fine for the price. Reasonable weight, acceptable finish, decent bearings; I wish the finish were a little less rough, but I'll beat them up enough that I won't notice in a few weeks.