Different alloy wheels suit different vehicles in both image and compatibility, Alloy wheel Manufacturers often produce a range of mixed designs in there collection. Choose the best Alloys for your vehicle.
If you really want your car to stand out from the crowd have you looked into getting a set of custom designed alloy wheels made for it. You can pretty much guarantee that if you go the custom route no one in your area will have the same wheels, as you and your car will be unique. There are a few firms out there who can design an alloy wheel to your specifications and produce wheels that are absolutely stunning to look at.
Performance Alloys, for example, offer a custom alloy design service that includes the following options; various offsets and different paint finishes including having the wheels painted to match your car. You can choose from various build types, including one or three piece wheels. They can supply a range of wheels from 18” to 26” diameter and from 7” wide up to 13” for cars such as the Ferrari F50, and they also supply all the fitments to exactly match your car as well. If you decide to give them a try they do charge £30 for the custom design service, due to the amount of time involved in the design process, but this is refunded off the full price if you decide to go ahead and have the wheels made for you.
Going the custom alloy route will cost more obviously, probably in the region of double the price of a set of alloys bought off the shelf, but you will definitely have a unique car at the end of it. Its also worth bearing in mind that if you go the custom route these wheels are being made just for you and you will not be able to return them.
Performance Wheels also provide an excellent range of off the shelf alloy wheels, including Kato Racing, Kia Racing and Finichi. All offering fantastic designs and competitive prices
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