Custom wheels fitted to a red sports car

NEKKETSU RACING × MAXDEE IMPORT

Custom forged wheels, specified for your car.

A made-to-order wheel enquiry starts with the vehicle—not just a wheel design. Discuss dimensions, brake clearance, finish and intended use with our team before confirming a specification.

The custom wheel process

Four steps from idea to specification

Every car has its own constraints. These steps help you and our team discuss the right details before ordering.

1. Tell us about the car

Share the make, model, model year, current wheel size, how you use the car and a side-view photo.

2. Check fitment

Review bolt pattern (PCD), wheel width and offset, tyre size, suspension and brake-caliper clearance.

3. Choose the design

Send visual references and discuss spoke design, colour and finish within the options that can actually be made.

4. Confirm the order

Agree on the final design, dimensions, price and production lead time before payment and manufacture.

Forged wheel guide

Forged or cast: what is the difference?

These names describe the starting manufacturing process, not the quality of every finished wheel. Design, material, heat treatment, testing, load rating and manufacturer quality control still matter.

Illustration comparing forged and cast wheel manufacturing processes

Forged wheels

A solid aluminium billet or forging blank is shaped under pressure and heat, then machined to the specified design. The dimensions and finish can be discussed for an individual build.

Cast wheels

Molten aluminium is poured into a mould and allowed to solidify before finishing and inspection. As with forged wheels, suitability depends on the actual product specification and testing.

NEKKETSU Racing's made-to-order enquiry on this page concerns forged wheels. No wheel fitment or performance outcome is guaranteed without checking the vehicle and final specification.

Wheel inspiration

Choose a look that works with the whole car

Reference images are a starting point. Wheel proportions, brake clearance, tyre choice and finish must be checked against your actual vehicle.

BMW F82 M4 with sporty white wheels

Sport-focused styling

Spoke design and colour can sharpen the vehicle's overall silhouette.

Yellow Porsche 718 Cayman GT4 with black wheels

Clean contrast

Contrast between body colour and wheel finish changes the look without changing the car's identity.

Ready to enquire?

Send us the details of your build

Please include the vehicle make, model, year, current wheel and tyre size, brake setup, a side-view photo and a reference for the look you want. Price and lead time are confirmed per order.

Custom forged wheel enquiry
1. Vehicle make / model / year:
2. Current wheel and tyre size:
3. Brake setup:
4. Desired design / finish:
5. Intended use and approximate budget:
6. Vehicle side-view photo:

Product and service information is for an initial enquiry. Confirm the final specification, availability, price and terms with the team before ordering.

Frequently asked questions

Before ordering custom wheels

What should I prepare first?

Your vehicle details, current wheel and tyre size, a photo, intended use and a design reference are the best starting point.

Can I choose the colour and spoke design?

Tell us what you have in mind. We will confirm which options can be produced and the associated price before an order is placed.

Will a wheel fit every model?

No. The fitment of each vehicle must be checked individually, including the brakes, suspension and wheel arches.

Is there a fixed price or production time?

No fixed price or lead time is stated here. Both depend on the agreed design, dimensions, finish and production conditions.