Cast Wheels

cast Aluminum wheels definition
The most common type of aftermarket wheels are the cast wheels. They are made by pouring molten aluminum into a mold to form the shape by either gravity or low-pressure. Cast wheels are the most common type of wheels that account for 90% of OE (Originally Equipped) wheels that are found on most cars. A good Quality cast is durable, however forged wheels are lighter and stronger and much more expensive 

PCD:
112mm
ET:
40mm
Warranty:
1, 1 year
Material:
Aluminum, Aluminum alloy
Finishing:
gungrey , golden , silver , white ,hyper black ,green ,red etc, Customizable
Width:
8.5
Car Make:
Any cars
Test:
Impact test, cornering fatigue test, radial fatigue test
Process:
Low pressure casted wheel
Certification:
TUV JIL VIA, TUV JIL VIA
Model Number:
iV-1217