Services
Wheel programs benefit from decisions made visible to engineering, purchasing and operations. Our service approach organizes those decisions into practical review points.
Start with the vehicle interface: bolt circle, offset, center bore, diameter and width. The team can compare the requested geometry with drawings and identify open questions before a wheel is selected. Brake clearance and mounting hardware deserve the same attention as the visible spoke design.
Forging or casting, machining, heat treatment and coating each influence the finished wheel. Agree the inspection points, documentation and acceptance criteria that are relevant to the application. A first article review gives both parties an opportunity to resolve dimensional questions before a production release.
Separate sample evaluation from production decisions. Define the duty cycle and tests appropriate to the vehicle, and document who reviews the results. Requirements for load, fatigue and impact should be confirmed against the applicable market and the specification rather than assumed from appearance alone. Results depend on the tested wheel configuration, load and duty cycle; they should not be transferred to a different design without review.
Set an ordering cadence, delivery window and replacement-stock plan that reflects actual demand. When a drawing, finish or packaging requirement changes, record its revision and timing so purchasing and receiving teams can distinguish affected lots. Discuss traceability expectations before the first shipment.
Share your drawing, forecast and unresolved questions for an initial discussion.