Low pressure casting uses controlled pressure to fill the mold with molten aluminum, creating a denser and stronger wheel than traditional gravity casting. After cooling, it is polished, painted, or powder-coated to achieve a durable finish and complete the product.

Flow forming begins with a cast aluminum core, which provides the foundation of the wheel. Under high heat and pressure, the barrel is rolled and stretched by flow-forming rollers, compressing the material for greater strength and reduced weight, similar to forging. The wheel is then machined and finished, offering an ideal balance of performance, durability, and style.

Forged wheels start as a solid billet of high-grade aluminum, which is compressed under extreme pressure to create the strongest possible base. This blank is then CNC-machined into its final design, allowing for intricate details and precise tolerances that maximize performance. The process concludes with finishing treatments such as polishing, painting, or coating, resulting in a wheel that delivers unmatched strength, lightness, and premium aesthetics.