Nissan 350Z 2003

Square is a wheel manufacturer based in Japan, established in 1972. The company has been a major player in the Japanese tuning scene since its inception, and has been a major influence in the development of the tuning subculture. Square has been involved in many motorsport and subculture events, such as the Tokyo Auto Salon, the D1 Grand Prix, and the Tokyo Auto Salon Drift Championship.

Square's most popular rim models include the RS-R, the RS-G, and the RS-F. These rims are popular among tuners and car enthusiasts alike, and are known for their stylish designs and quality construction. Square's rims are distributed worldwide, with a strong presence in Japan, Europe, and North America.

Square has a strong relationship with other wheel manufacturers, such as Enkei, Rays, and Work. The company has collaborated with these brands on various projects, such as the Enkei RS-G and the Rays TE37. Square also has a strong relationship with the tuning community, and has sponsored many events and teams over the years.