Flow Form Wheels

What Are Flow form Wheels 

This Is a Middle Niche between cast and forged wheels. 

Flow-formed wheels are a type of alloy wheel produced using a specialized manufacturing process that combines casting and forging techniques. The process begins with a low-pressure cast wheel, which is then heated and spun while applying pressure to the outer barrel of the wheel. This pressure stretches and compresses the aluminum, creating a denser and stronger structure similar to a forged wheel but at a lower cost.

Key benefits of flow-formed wheels include:

   •   Strength: The process results in a stronger and more durable wheel compared to standard cast wheels.
   •   Weight: Flow-formed wheels are typically lighter, which can improve handling and performance.
   •   Cost-effectiveness: While not as expensive as fully forged wheels, they offer many similar benefits at a lower price.

This method is popular in the automotive world due to its balance of performance, weight savings, and affordability.