Custom Forged Wheels for Luxury Cars

Forged wheels for BMW, Mercedes-Benz, Porsche and other vehicles

A model page is the starting point for discussing a wheel set. Include the generation, year, variant and brake system: fitment can differ within a model range. A catalogue listing does not mean that one size fits every vehicle shown.

How to select forged wheel sizes

The diameter in inches is only part of the specification. Before ordering, check all parameters against the vehicle, tyres and brakes. The following guide explains what to check; it is not a universal approval table for every model.

Design, finish and concavity: agree the details before ordering

Open multi-spoke designs, directional patterns and more closed wheel faces each change the character of a car. Discuss a finish sample when choosing colour and texture: screens, lighting and renders can look different from the finished component.

Concavity cannot be selected independently of construction. Width, offset, hub geometry and brake clearance constrain the shape. Photos and 3D help discuss appearance, but final geometry must be confirmed for your specification before ordering.

What to include in an international enquiry

Include the destination country and city, vehicle model, design and preferred finish. The offer should separately confirm currency, wheel-set price, shipping, possible duties and taxes, timing, warranty and documents for the country of use. A Russian, English or German website version does not establish road approval in every country.

Prepare your enquiry

• Vehicle model, generation, year and variant
• Current wheel sizes, planned tyres and brake system
• Preferred design and finish
• Delivery country and city; documentation requirements