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Alloy wheel faces on a neutral studio floor

Independent wheel sourcing

Rotiform Alloy Wheel Procurement

Turn a fitment sheet into a shortlist you can compare, sample and verify before placing a wholesale order.

Explore Alloy Wheels

Three routes to an alloy wheel brief

Choose the construction route you want to compare.

Cast alloy wheel with an unbranded multi-spoke face

Cast alloy wheels

Start from a catalog pattern and confirm the exact width, offset and load rating.

Diameter · finish · load

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Forged alloy wheel beside a blank drawing sheet

Forged alloy wheels

Compare an offered forging by drawing revision, brake envelope and sample scope.

ET · brake envelope · drawing

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Unbranded flow-formed wheel showing its inner barrel

Flow-formed alloy wheels

Ask for the barrel process and evidence tied to the finished wheel configuration.

Barrel process · runout · test scope

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What changes between cast and forged bids?

Compare both on the same rim diameter, width, pitch circle diameter (PCD), offset (ET), center bore, finish and load rating.

Request lineCast catalog routeForged custom route
DrawingAsk which existing design covers the required ET and brake envelope.Ask which dimensions require a drawing revision.
SampleConfirm the sample carries the same model, size and finish as the quoted line.Confirm the sample uses the agreed drawing and quote the cost of revisions separately.
EvidenceRequest model-specific load and runout documentation.Request the same evidence for the proposed configuration. A material grade describes the alloy and temper.
Commercial scopeCheck the MOQ by diameter and finish, and clarify available quantities in writing.Separate sample, tooling and unit prices. Confirm the lead-time trigger in the supplier quote.

Follow the brief from request to dispatch

  1. 01

    Describe the vehicle

    Record model year, trim, axle and brake package before mapping the wheel envelope.

  2. 02

    Align the bid lines

    Use a common drawing revision, unit, currency, Incoterm and destination to compare supplier quotations.

  3. 03

    Agree the evidence

    Confirm sample identity and how an independent inspector would measure lateral and radial runout.

  4. 04

    Confirm the handoff

    Reconcile SKU, finish, carton labels and quantities across the packing list and buyer-approved order.

Find the brief that fits your team

Importers

A shortlist keyed to SKU, packing unit, destination and market documentation.

Distributors

A catalog map that separates wheel width and ET across the same diameter.

Fitment shops

Vehicle and brake clearance inputs for a workshop sample check.

Fleet buyers

Duty, axle load and replacement availability for a repeat order brief.

Explore buyer applications

Evidence before commitment

Identify who supplies each record and who makes the release decision.

Supplier record

Supplier-provided. Identify the legal entity and site on the quote.

Sample identity

Supplier-provided. Match part markings, dimensions and finish to the drawing revision.

Document scope

Supplier-provided. Match any test report to the model, size, load and target market.

Inspection brief

Third-party. Define the checkpoints, instruments, lot and acceptance basis before inspection.

Sample decision

Buyer-approved. Record axle, vehicle and the sample version covered by the decision.

Shipment handoff

Buyer-approved. Reconcile carton markings, ordered units and the forwarder handoff point.

Wheel sourcing questions

It defines the bolt count and pitch circle diameter in millimeters. Add rim diameter and width, wheel offset, center bore, seat type, brake package, axle load and finish before sending it as a fitment request.

A catalog offer can use an existing drawing if the size and finish fit the brief. A custom offer can prioritize an offset or finish outside the catalog, with drawing and sample milestones. Compare quantities, Incoterms and evidence on the same basis.

The buyer defines the application criteria and decides on the sample. The supplier provides product records and a third party can inspect against an agreed checklist. Rotiform coordinates those inputs.

Bring the fitment notes you already have

An OE reference, drawing revision or vehicle and brake package is enough to begin identifying the missing inputs.