Frequently asked
The questions we answer before almost every order.
Fitment
How do I know a wheel will fit my vehicle?
Provide the exact year, model, trim, brake package and desired tire size. Confirm bolt pattern, center bore, offset, load requirements and clearances for the actual supplied wheel before ordering.
Do I need hub rings?
This depends on the exact hub and wheel center bore. Ask for a fitment review before selecting rings or mounting hardware.
Will these clear my big brake kit?
Provide the brake kit model and clearance template. Compatibility has not been confirmed by a catalogue listing.
Ordering
What is the minimum order?
Minimum quantities depend on the product and supplier. Include your trial and forecast quantities in your enquiry.
How long is the lead time?
Lead time is confirmed in the written quote after checking the supplier schedule, specifications and quantity.
Can I order a sample first?
Request sample availability and terms for the exact part. Production and concept items may have different development requirements.
Shipping & payment
Do you quote FOB or CIF?
Include your destination and preferred shipping terms. Available freight options will be confirmed in the quote.
What payment terms do you offer?
Terms are agreed per program and depend on order size and history. Ask when you request pricing.
Product
What is the difference between forged and cast?
Forged wheels are pressed from solid billet so the grain follows the shape of the wheel; cast wheels are poured and the grain runs wherever the metal cools. Forged can be lighter at a higher load rating. See the guide for the full comparison.
Which finish should I choose?
Brushed and polished finishes show the machining and read as premium but need more care. Powder coated satin and gloss finishes are the most durable in salt and grit. The configurator on each wheel page shows all five under the same lighting.
Do you supply test certificates?
Ask for the report on the specific part you are ordering and we will supply what exists for that part. We do not publish blanket certification claims.