When it comes to ordering custom forged wheels, precision is everything.
Unlike cast or flow-formed wheels, forged wheels are machined to your exact specifications — and once production starts, changes aren’t possible.

That’s why I always ask clients to provide a clear set of fitment and design details before we start CNC programming and forging. If you’re not sure what info is needed, don’t worry — this guide will help.

Why Accurate Info Matters

Custom forged wheels are built from raw forged blanks, then machined to order.
Any incorrect or missing spec could result in:

• Wrong offset or PCD
• Brake clearance issues
• Rubbing or tire mismatch
• Delays or rework costs

As your supplier, I can guarantee perfect results — only if I have the correct input from you.

Information You Should Provide Before Ordering

✅ 1. Vehicle Details

• Brand, model, and year (e.g. BMW G20 2022, Toyota Hilux 2019)
• Drive type (RWD / AWD / FWD)
• Suspension (stock / lowered / air suspension)

This helps us determine OEM specs and check for brake clearance or fender limitations.

✅ 2. Wheel Specs (If Known)

• Diameter (e.g. 20 inches)
• Width (e.g. 10.5J)
• Offset / ET (e.g. +35 or flush fitment request)
• PCD (e.g. 5×114.3)
• Center Bore (e.g. 66.6mm)

If you’ve used aftermarket wheels before, you can send the specs from the inner barrel or packaging.

✅ 3. Intended Application

• Street / Daily use
• Track / Racing
• Off-road / Overland
• Show car / Widebody project

This allows me to recommend the correct structure (1-piece, 2-piece, or 3-piece) and finish durability.

✅ 4. Style and Finish Preferences

• Monoblock / Deep dish / Step lip
• Brushed / Polished / Gloss black / Custom paint
• Visible or hidden hardware (for 2/3-piece)

Feel free to send:

• Reference photos (from Instagram, builds, or renders)
• Design sketches or wheel face styles

We can match almost any style — but the clearer your vision, the faster we move.

✅ 5. Tire Setup (Optional but Helpful)

• Planned tire size (e.g. 275/35R20)
• Target stance: tucked, flush, or poke

This helps fine-tune width and offset to avoid rubbing or tire stretch.

✅ 6. Shipping + Documentation Info

• Destination country and port or zip code
• Invoice requirements (company name, tax ID, HS code, etc.)
• Preferred incoterms (EXW, FOB, CIF, etc.)

What If You Don’t Know Some Specs?

No problem — I help clients like you every day.

Just send me:

• Your car model + year
• A side photo of the vehicle
• If possible, a close-up of the current wheel + tire

From there, I can recommend a full wheel setup that fits your vehicle, your market, and your customer.

Final Thoughts

Ordering custom forged wheels isn’t complicated — it just needs clear, correct communication.
The more information you share, the faster and more accurately I can deliver a product that fits your build — with no surprises.

At FLEXIFORGED, I treat every project like it’s going on my own car. Let’s make your next custom wheel order smooth and successful.