Known dimensions
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Use the catalog for a recurring alloy wheel requirement. Add the vehicle and destination market to each inquiry.
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Our independent procurement desk groups wheel requests by how the buyer will use the parts and approve a supplier.
Known dimensions
Use the catalog for a recurring alloy wheel requirement. Add the vehicle and destination market to each inquiry.
Open catalogFitment still open
Send priority vehicles, trim and axle splits, and sample checks so suppliers can flag exceptions by line.
Start an RFQSeparate retail-ready packing, model labels and destination-market evidence by SKU.
Capture the trim, axle, caliper profile and fastening hardware before replacing a wheel.
Use axle load, duty cycle and maintenance records to define the replacement brief.
Track fitment records by model year and brake package, with a source and revision for each.
Use one line per axle and brake package, then mark shared mounting geometry and exceptions so suppliers can answer independently.
Compare redundancy against additional sample approval, finish matching and SKU traceability work before splitting a program.
Use the same required load and fitment, then compare mass, service conditions and replacement cost using evidence for the proposed wheels.
Record diameter and width in inches, PCD and center bore in millimeters, ET, mounting seat, wheel load in kilograms and the caliper envelope. Ask the supplier to show the checked geometry on the proposed drawing and log exceptions by axle and trim.
A custom forged candidate can address a geometry or mass target, but may add sample and tooling costs. A cast candidate may be a practical repeat-order choice when an existing design meets the brief. Compare the offered wheel drawings, measured sample mass and load evidence at the same diameter and width.
List the vehicles and define how the wheels will be checked before release.