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Forged wheels are the highest class of aftermarket wheels. Unlike cast or flow-formed wheels, a forged wheel is made from a solid block of aluminum alloy called a billet.

During the forging process, a billet is placed under extreme heat and pressure, and gradually pressed into the shape of a wheel. This process modifies the alloy's grain structure and increases its density, giving it exceptional tensile strength. A computerized machine lathe precisely tools the final design into the aluminum, producing a wheel that is extremely dense, lightweight, and strong.

A forged wheel has high strength for reduced weight and exceptional structural integrity compared to cast or flow-formed wheels. Thanks to their superior load-carrying capabilities and reduced unsprung weight, forged alloy wheels are extremely advantageous for performance and racing applications. They are also far more expensive to produce, due to the precision required in the forging process and the specialized machinery involved.