Brown Line-Pattern Disc Forged Wheel

The listing identifies forged 6061-T6 aluminium alloy, but its title and specification table do not consistently describe the assembly. The public specification therefore remains Forged. Agree the final construction in writing; perimeter detailing or a covered centre cannot resolve the conflicting text.

Brown is offered at 18, 19, 20, 21 and 22 in with four- or five-hole options. The solid visual disc and covered centre are styling features; the underlying mounting arrangement must follow the final drawing.

Fine silver lines divide the brown disc into rounded and triangular motifs. Brown is the current selector label, while the finish field reads Silver. Confirm the disc tone, outline treatment, centre cover and polished rim as separate visual details.

The production FAQ describes a 3D drawing based on the requested appearance and vehicle data before manufacture. Diameter, width, bolt-circle diameter, centre bore and offset are the stated inputs. Use the drawing stage to settle the exact dimensions and finish details; an image alone is not an engineering approval.

Bolt pattern, offset, surface finishing and design are explicitly listed as customization options. Drawing-based, sample-based and request-based work are also described. The availability of custom work does not mean an unlisted size or combination has already been approved.

The manufacturing sequence illustrated in the product material includes preparing a wheel blank, shape milling, drilling, grinding, painting and packing. This is a general production outline, not proof of an identical route or test outcome for every size. Confirm the required finish and inspection plan for the final specification.

The FAQ mentions a one-wheel order, while the current price schedule starts at four wheels and the listed customization work has a four-piece threshold. These describe different scopes; confirm the quantity, custom-work minimum and quoted price together. The FAQ gives planning references of about 15 or 25 days after advance payment, depending on the production arrangement, item and quantity. These are not stock confirmation or confirmation of a WheelVexa dispatch date.

The reviewed packing examples show protective wrapping, foam supports and individual cartons. Confirm the protection and carton specification for the actual shipment; the generic images do not establish package dimensions, gross weight or a shipping quotation.

The FAQ describes customer-logo and packaging design work for OEM and ODM projects. Confirm the artwork, markings, quantities and approval requirements as part of the order.

The production FAQ describes testing the wheels. It does not provide measured results for this exact size and mounting configuration. Agree any required inspection records and order-specific documentation before manufacture; generic promotional statements are not a substitute for that evidence.