Frequently Asked Questions

No. We sell wheels only. Our partner workshops can supply and install tyres if needed.

Send us your vehicle make, model, year and any suspension or brake modifications. We will recommend accurate PCD, width, offset and diameter.

No. Wheels are built to your chosen specifications. We do provide expert fitment advice to help you choose the correct specs.

Yes. All wheels meet or exceed required load ratings and are designed to suit Australian road standards.

Yes. Most OEM sensors can be transferred over and reprogrammed during installation.

Forged wheels take around 3–6 weeks depending on design and finishing complexity.

Yes. We offer gloss, satin, brushed, polished, tinted clears, candy, dual-tone and custom finishes.

Yes. Shipping within Australia is free. International shipping is available for an additional cost.

Contact us immediately with photos. All wheels are insured, and we will resolve it quickly.

Flow Form wheels can be returned unused in original packaging. Custom forged wheels cannot be cancelled once production begins.

Flow Form wheels are made by casting a wheel centre and then spinning and rolling the barrel under high pressure. This process strengthens the barrel and reduces weight compared to standard cast wheels.

Cast wheels are poured into a mould and left as-is. Flow Form wheels undergo an additional spinning and rolling stage, which compresses the metal in the barrel. This makes them stronger and lighter than regular cast wheels.

Flow Form wheels offer excellent strength and weight savings at a more affordable price. Forged wheels are still the ultimate option for maximum strength and minimum weight, but Flow Form is a great middle ground for daily and spirited driving.

Yes. Flow Form wheels are ideal for street use, offering a strong, lightweight and reliable option for everyday driving and weekend runs.

Yes. Many customers run Flow Form wheels on track days due to their reduced weight and improved strength over cast wheels.

In most cases, yes. Flow Form designs are typically lighter than equivalent-size OEM cast wheels, improving acceleration, braking and steering feel.

Yes. Like other aluminium wheels, minor bends or curb damage can often be repaired by a qualified wheel repair specialist.

They use a 2-piece hybrid design: a carbon fibre barrel paired with a forged aluminium centre. This provides extreme weight savings with strong, stable mounting points.

The carbon barrel weighs up to 40–60% less than an aluminium barrel. This reduces rotating mass and improves acceleration, braking and steering response.

They are safe, but not recommended for rough road conditions. Carbon fibre performs best on smooth surfaces and track use. Sudden pothole impacts can damage carbon differently than aluminium.

They excel in different areas. Carbon fibre is extremely light and stiff; forged aluminium absorbs sharp impacts better. For harsh daily driving conditions, forged aluminium is generally the safer choice.

Minor cosmetic repairs may be possible, but structural carbon damage is usually not repairable. Aluminium wheels, by comparison, can often be straightened.

Yes. Carbon wheels shine on track thanks to reduced rotating mass, sharp turn-in response and excellent thermal stability.

Use pH-neutral cleaners only. Avoid acidic or abrasive products. Ceramic coating is recommended for added protection.

Forged wheels are made from a solid billet of aluminium compressed under extreme pressure and CNC-machined into shape. This process creates the strongest and lightest aluminium wheels available.

Cast wheels are made by pouring molten aluminium into a mould. Forged wheels are compressed under thousands of tons of pressure, creating a denser, stronger structure. Benefits of forged vs cast include: higher strength, lower weight, better heat management and greater long-term durability.

Flow Form wheels are a high-quality upgrade from cast wheels and offer excellent strength and reduced weight. Forged wheels take this further again, offering maximum strength, stiffness and the lowest possible weight. Flow Form is the best value performance option; forged is the ultimate premium choice.

Forging requires advanced machinery, solid aluminium billet, long CNC machining times, precise engineering and premium finishing. The price reflects the performance, strength and customisation options.

Yes. Forged wheels handle impacts better than cast and carbon fibre wheels. Their strength and durability make them ideal for real-world daily driving conditions.

Yes. Forged wheels can be engineered to clear large brake calipers such as Brembo, AP Racing, Endless and more.

Yes. Forged wheels are built-to-order and fully customisable. You can specify diameter, width, offset, PCD, lip size and finish.

Most forged wheels can be repaired if bent, unlike carbon fibre. Structural damage is rare due to their strength.

Yes. Forged wheels resist fatigue much better because of their dense, high-quality aluminium structure. Many last for decades with proper care.