How Are Wheels Manufactured? 

• Cast Wheels – Refer to wheels made by pouring molten metal into a mould, commonly used for mass production due to cost-effectiveness.
• Forged Wheels – Made by applying pressure to a solid piece of metal, typically aluminium, they are known for being strong and light.
• Flow Formed/ Rim-Rolled Wheels – Are produced using a manufacturing process that involves spinning and rolling to enhance structural integrity. This method results in wheels with a balance of strength and lightness, offering performance benefits.
• Multi-Piece Wheels – Consist of several components, typically a centre, an outer lip, and sometimes an inner barrel, bolted together. This design allows for customisation and is often used in high-performance or custom applications.