HOW FORGED WHEELS ARE MADE AT RRT

Forged wheels are made from a solid aluminum billet that is shaped under extreme pressure. This process compresses the metal grain structure, creating a wheel that is stronger, lighter, and more durable than traditional cast wheels.

Cast wheels are made by pouring molten aluminum into a mold. This can introduce air pockets and inconsistencies in the metal. Forged wheels, by contrast, start as a solid billet and are compressed under high pressure, resulting in superior strength and a lower weight.

Yes. While they are more expensive than cast wheels, the benefits include reduced weight for better performance, higher strength and impact resistance, long-term durability, and ability to optimize design for fitment and aesthetics.

Absolutely. The high strength-to-weight ratio of forged wheels makes them ideal for high-performance applications, track use, and vehicles that experience heavy loads or high cornering forces.

Forged wheels can be 15-25% lighter than cast wheels of the same size. This reduction in unsprung mass improves acceleration, braking, and cornering performance.

Yes. RRT Forged wheels can be CNC-machined to exact specifications, allowing custom spoke designs, offsets, finishes, and paint options. Each wheel is engineered to maintain strength while achieving the desired aesthetics.