Wheel configurator
Build your set.
Pick the construction, style, size and finish. Flow-formed sets go straight to cart; forged sets get a fixed quote within a day.
- 1Construction
- 2Style
- 3Size
- 4Finish
- 5Your car
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100% fitment guaranteeSpecs confirmed in writing before production.
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8-year structural warrantyPlus 3 years on the finish.
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Free shipping Australia-wideIncluding regional and Tasmania.
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Designed in MelbourneReal people, by phone or WhatsApp.
Our guarantee
The WWC Forged Standard.
Custom forged wheels built to your exact specs — backed by long-term warranties, certified testing and confirmed fitment before production.
Ask us about warranty-
3-Year Finish Warranty
Coverage on coating and finish defects under normal use.
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8-Year Structural Warranty
Long-term coverage on the structure of the wheel itself.
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Certified & Crash Tested
Built to certified standards and validated through load and impact testing — dropped twice from height under load, zero failures.
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Fitment Guarantee
PCD, ET, CB and brake clearance confirmed with you before production starts.
Warranty terms apply. Final fitment depends on suspension setup and vehicle modifications.
How long does a custom forged wheel take to make?
Forged 1-piece wheels take 6 to 8 weeks and forged 2-piece wheels take 8 to 12 weeks, including production and sea freight to Australia. Flow-formed wheels dispatch in about 5 weeks. Express DHL air freight is a flat $850 per set and cuts roughly 4 weeks off the wait.
How much do custom forged wheels cost in Australia?
Forged 1-piece wheels start at $575 per wheel and forged 2-piece wheels start at $925 per wheel. Flow-formed wheels start at $220 per wheel. Diameter, width, finish and options change the price, and the total is shown on the product page before you order.
Is there a discount for paying upfront?
Yes. Paying upfront by card or bank transfer takes 5% off the total. Afterpay is also available at full price as four interest-free payments.
What is the difference between forged and flow-formed wheels?
A forged wheel is pressed from a solid billet of 6061-T6 aluminium under thousands of tonnes of load, which compacts the grain structure and removes porosity. A flow-formed wheel is cast, then its barrel is spun and stretched under heat and pressure. Forged is stronger and lighter and fully custom; flow-formed is stronger than a plain cast wheel at a stocked-wheel price.
Why are your lead times longer than a shop with wheels in stock?
Because nothing is pre-built. Production starts once your fitment is confirmed, so the set is cut to your car rather than pulled off a shelf in the nearest size. Forged 1-piece runs 6–8 weeks, forged 2-piece 8–12 weeks, and flow-formed about 5 weeks.
Can I choose a custom colour or finish?
Yes. Gloss black, satin black, gunmetal, bronze and silver are standard, and brushed and high polish finishes are available as options. Custom colour matching is available — send us the code or a photo and we match it.
No matching questions. Ask us directly.