01 / 03Reference image · keep the expression or use it as a starting point.Forged two-piece
Vermilion Y
Five split-Y groups · full colour · visible hardware
A clean five-Y rhythm gives the colour room to become part of the structure rather than a surface effect.
- Construction
- Forged two-piece
- Material route
- Forged aluminium
- Profile
- Concave
Read the reference
Choose what should remain — then shape the rest around the car.
What you see
Five split-Y groups · full colour · visible hardware. Use the image to point out the spoke rhythm, depth or overall attitude that matters most.
Keep it as pictured
If the pictured expression is right, we keep it as the visual target while the dimensions and technical basis are defined for the car.
Develop it further
Proportion, depth and construction can be developed first. Colour and surface treatment are clarified later as their own part of the project.
Make the direction yours
One reference. Two valid ways forward.
Ask for the expression as shown, or tell us which parts you want to keep. In both cases the wheel is defined around the car before production.
- 01
Keep the expression
If you want the wheel as pictured, the image becomes the visual reference for the project.
- 02
Shape it around the car
Diameter, widths, offset, concavity and proportion are defined for the exact vehicle.
- 03
Set colour and surface later
Colour and finish are developed after the visual direction is chosen and confirmed as part of the project.
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Confirm the technical basis
Construction, load, brakes, tyres, clearances, intended use and required evidence are reviewed together.
See the attitude — then define the specification.
This scene communicates a possible Tailored Wheels character. It is not evidence of fitment or a completed customer project.
Show us your car