I love IForged wheel and I'm on my second set. I have heard good and bad things as well but my personal experiences have all been good. My first set was the IForged Victory wheel and they looked good and I had no problems with them at all, as some have said the wheels are "soft"
I hit a huge pot hole and it did bend the wheel but just a little. I hit the pot hole so hard that it de-beaded the tire and it was big enough that my whole wheel was able to fit inside the pot hole, (it had rained the night before and there was water on the road and I couldn't see the pot hole as it was filled with water and just looked like the rest of the road) I don't know how another rim would have done in the same situation but I have hit other pot holes with no problems.
My second set of IForged wheels is what I am currently running, the IForged Daytona and I like them even better. I was recently hit on my passenger side and the wheel took most of the impact. It damaged the front face of the wheel and the outer lip has some pretty good gauges in it but the wheel still holds air and I have been driving on it while taking the car back and forth to the body shop. It is still round as well - as opposed to being out of round - and is able to be balanced. I ordered a new wheel from IForged and I am going to use the old one, once it is cleaned up, for my spare. I found a local welder that can weld and polish alluminum so he is going to repair the wheel for me and then I will have it repainted.
So as far as my experiences with IForged wheels goes and how they have held up, I am extremely happy. I hope that helps a little and here are some pictures of the wheels and what they have went through.
The wheel that got bent .....
After it was repaired
New IForged Daytonas .......
The wheel that was hit by a 1976 full size chevy truck ......
And just so you know how hard the car was hit, here is the damage that was done to the rest of the car .......
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