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  • 100% fitment guaranteeSpecs confirmed in writing before production.
  • 8-year structural warrantyPlus 3 years on the finish.
  • Free shipping Australia-wideIncluding regional and Tasmania.
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FAQ

Before you ask.

What does WheelWork Customs actually make?

WheelWork Customs designs and engineers custom forged and flow-formed wheels for road cars, performance cars and 4x4s. The range covers forged 1-piece, forged 2-piece, flow-formed and off-road rims, plus lug nuts, bolts and accessories. Design is done in-house in Melbourne and wheels ship free Australia-wide.

Do I need to know my wheel specs before I order?

No. Tell us the make, model and year and we set the diameter, width, offset, bolt pattern and centre bore for you. We check brake, guard and tyre clearance before anything is machined, so you do not need to research PCD or ET yourself.

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.