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Enough and more five spokes, and everything between classic and outlandish is already here. So here I am with my love for turbine wheels lol:

Also sneaking in my current favorite rims, and I'm biased because that's my GTI with the rare-for-USA Nogaros that were only available on the '17 Sport.

Aftermarket Stallion wheels on my i20 Asta (Now Sold)





Currently using the Stock Alloys on my VW Ameo Highline Plus



Upgrade to a nice 5 spoke alloy wheel is in pipeline.

I like this old X1 design, it’s a little busy though.
Also is it just me or does this design looks like an okra :coldsweat

I am a sucker for clean looking multi-spoke designs such as:

SSR GTX01 on a blacked out Crysta:


Lenso Venoms on a Fortuner:


TSW Aileron on an E70:


TSW Chicane on a Mustang. Notice how they transform the complete look of a very household and basic sports car:


TSW Luco on an XF:


HRE P103 on an F90:


HRE S209 on a Range Rover, you cannot get any classier than this:


Anything and everything 20 spoke by Alpina:


Pizza Hut style 18" on the 2021+ 4x4 regular Fortuner (I dislike the ones on Legender):


Last but not the least, the 16" multi-spoke Portago on my Vento:


Designs that I don't like:
1. Modern super-busy designs, like the ones on M3 CS. They hurt my eyes. Exception: Despite following the multi-spoke design language, the ones on G30 (pre-LCI) 530i look hideous
2. 5-spoke design. Just seems lazy

I love the Vento Allstar alloys - for some reason it looks like "VW"

First one is my Renault Captur stock alloys! I love it
Second is my after market choice in my Polo TSI

I like the ones on the pre-facelift Innova Crysta:

And the ones on the Giulia Quadrifoglio:

Also the ones on the first VW Vento highline:


Last but not least,ones on the Honda NSX-R:

A swedish company called 'The new aero' makes alloy wheels for Teslas. The company calls their product :

We wanted the wheel Tesla never made. A wheel with good design, better handling and less energy consumption. Improving every aspect.

And I think they succeeded in making a much efficient and better looking wheel than the ones that come with Teslas. Adding value, functionally and aesthetically, I think this is my pick:

Few BMW collections :






Mercedes AMG :










Porsche Taycan


Volkswagen:






Mini :


Ford Mustang MachE :

Is it just me or this looks like resident evil logo. Minimalistic yet Absolutely stunning!!!

Ive recently become a fan of huge disc- style wheels. Mercedes and AMG have dished out some great designs of late, but a recent favorite design comes from an unexpected source.
These Massive dinner plates from Rolls Royce are really reminiscent of the Turbo-Fan style wheels from racing past.


P.S: I started a very similar thread sometime back with some absolute gems

https://www.team-bhp.com/forum/inter...eels-cars.html

My Favorite alloy wheels would be these Porsche 19" Forged Turbo Wheels on my 987.2 Cayman S that were optioned out from the Factory itself. Gives the car a masculine character!

Here are two that weren't mentioned before and also my favourite:
Current Acura TLX Type S:


2007-08 Acura TL Type S:

This is the one I saw in Europe.

I'm a HUGE fan of white on white, especially on Japanese cars.


White on white could look amazing on other cars too, if done right.


The wheels RDBLA makes might be impractical, but they sure do look sick


Wheels similar to the BBS SR series in my books are hands down the easiest wheels to recommend as the design suits almost all cars!