STRAKE / Pronounced “strayk”A name from
A name from
an old craft.
A strake was a curved iron section fitted around a wooden wheel. A small part, with a clear job to do.


Why STRAKEThe wheel is
The wheel is
part of the car.
Body lines, paint, tyres and ride height set the context. The wheel should fit that picture, from a low street car to a coupe built for the circuit.


The name and the markMetal. Curvature.
Metal. Curvature.
A purpose.
Several iron strakes formed the wearing surface of a wooden wheel, held in place by substantial nails. The segmented rim and opposing nail-head shapes in our mark come from that history.

Heritage. Touring. Sport.
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Your photo. A STRAKE wheel. The look you have in mind.