Concept case 02 · Mock case
SELF-OWNED FACTORY · OEM · ODM
A forged wheel factory built for B2B buyers.
WheelsForge connects design, fitment, production, inspection and private-label handoff for overseas wheel brands and importers.
Start an RFQ ↗Company approach
Direct factory control for custom wheel buyers.
The factory works from buyer requirements, approved drawings and inspection points—not from a catalogue image alone.
- Manufacturing model
- Self-owned factory · independent production control
- Primary buyers
- Brands, importers, distributors and performance specialists
- Current markets
- North America, Europe, Australia and New Zealand
- Factory evidence pack
- Pending upload Registered entity, production address, workshop photography and equipment list.
Self-owned manufacturing
One factory path from brief to repeat order.
Coordinate design, machining, finish, inspection, packaging and production changes through one team.
Mock data18,600 m²Factory footprint
Mock data42CNC machining centres
Mock data2,480 pcsIllustrative monthly capacity
Mock data14Engineering and project staff
Manufacturing profile
See the equipment behind the claim.
Replace every Mock row with a current equipment record and evidence source.
CapabilityCurrent page directionStatus
Forging platform12,000T hydraulic forming directionMock
Machining5-axis and vertical CNC cell directionMock
InspectionCMM, runout, balance and finish controlsMock
Wheel scopeMonoblock, multi-piece and off-roadCurrent scope
Production journey
Six steps from RFQ to handoff.
Each step closes a buyer, engineering or quality decision.
- 01RFQ review
Buyer, market, vehicle, target load and order frame.
- 02Engineering
Fitment, brake clearance, structure and machining inputs.
- 03Forging & heat treatment
Material and forming route for the approved wheel.
- 04Machining
CNC data, markings and drawing revision.
- 05Finish & inspection
Finish reference, dimensional checks and agreed testing.
- 06Packing & handoff
Private-label artwork, product data and repeat-order records.
Concept cases
Judge a project by the brief, decisions and outcome.
These concept cases show the structure for future buyer-approved projects; they are not completed customer work.
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Mock casePerformance sedan launch range
- Buyer profile
- Independent performance brand
- Wheel range
- 19–21 inch monoblock family
- Scope
- Fitment, finish, caps and launch data
- Market
- North America · Mock
Concept case 03 · Mock case
Two-piece dealer collection
A dealer collection with configurable centres, rims, branding and fitment data.Buyer handoff
What you receive after approval.
Use one approved package for production, sales data and repeat orders.
- Approved drawing and revision record
- Fitment and brake-clearance inputs
- Sample inspection and appearance references
- Validation scope and evidence status
- Marking, cap and packaging artwork
- Controlled product data for sales teams
Commercial framework
Key commercial inputs for the first quote.
Mock data Replace with confirmed terms before launch or quotation use.
Sample development18–24 days
After drawing and finish approval
Production lead time32–45 days
After sample and deposit approval
Illustrative MOQ40 pcs
Per specification and finish
Trade termsEXW · FOB · CIF
Final route confirmed per quotation
RFQ responseWithin 1 business day
When core vehicle and wheel inputs are supplied
Buyer FAQ
Questions to settle before the first drawing.
Can you work from a sketch or reference image?
Yes. We use it to define the design direction, then confirm ownership, engineering inputs and manufacturability before the production drawing.
Can one wheel design cover several vehicle fitments?
Usually, but every brake package, load target and fitment still needs its own review and variant record.
Which certifications can you provide?
Evidence must match the exact wheel and market. Ask for the current evidence pack during RFQ review.
Can you provide private-label packaging and product data?
Yes. The approved handoff can include cap artwork, markings, packaging references and sales data.
Evidence boundary
Claims we will not publish without proof.
Factory ownership is confirmed. Equipment, certificate and performance claims still require a shareable source.
- Registered entity, production address and current workshop photography
- Current equipment inventory, factory area and capacity basis
- Certificate validity, holder and product approval scope
- Reference project permission and buyer-approved results
- Confirmed MOQ, lead time, trade terms and warranty policy