Mazda 3 1. Generation

Mtechnica is a wheel manufacturer based in Japan, established in 1989. 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 in Japan. Mtechnica has been involved in many motorsport and subculture events, such as the Tokyo Auto Salon, the Tokyo Drift series, and the D1 Grand Prix. The company has also been involved in the development of the Japanese tuning scene, and has been a major influence in the development of the tuning subculture in Japan.

Mtechnica's most popular rim models include the M-Tec, M-Tec II, and M-Tec III. These rims are known for their lightweight construction and aggressive styling. The company also produces a wide range of other wheel models, including the M-Tec X, M-Tec X-Treme, and M-Tec X-Treme II. Mtechnica's wheels are distributed worldwide, with a strong presence in the United States, Europe, and Asia.

Mtechnica has a strong relationship with other wheel manufacturers, such as Enkei, Rays, and Work. The company has also collaborated with other brands, such as Honda, Nissan, and Toyota, to produce wheels for their vehicles. Mtechnica has also been involved in the development of aftermarket parts for vehicles, such as suspension components and exhaust systems.