The wheel
Match the design and dimensions to the vehicle and intended use. Request documented weight and load capacity for that specification.
Forged magnesium
Forged magnesium wheels.
A considered choice for weight-conscious builds, with fitment, protection and care treated as part of the specification.
Lower density. More to consider.
Magnesium alloys generally have lower density than aluminum alloys. That can create opportunities to reduce wheel mass, but the finished weight depends on the design, size, alloy and required load capacity.
A material label is not a performance guarantee. Compare actual wheel specifications and ask which tests and approvals apply to the exact proposed design.
Specify the complete system.
The finish
Protection against corrosion matters. Ask about surface preparation, coating, hardware compatibility and how damage should be assessed.
The ownership
Confirm inspection, cleaning and storage guidance. Road legality and any motorsport eligibility depend on the destination and application.
Not sure which material fits your build?
Compare the trade-offs before choosing a design.
Compare magnesium and aluminumQuestions, answered.
Are these magnesium wheels for cars or bicycles?
This page concerns custom automotive wheels. Bicycle wheels and vintage cast “mag” wheels are different products and are not interchangeable with the designs discussed here.
Are magnesium wheels suitable for road use?
Suitability is specific to the wheel, vehicle and local rules. Confirm load capacity, relevant tests, approvals and the manufacturer’s intended use in writing. Do not infer road approval from the material or an image.
Will a magnesium wheel save a fixed percentage of weight?
No fixed percentage is promised. A meaningful comparison requires measured weights for wheels with equivalent dimensions, load capacity and intended use.
How should magnesium wheels be cared for?
Follow the approved coating and wheel manufacturer’s instructions. Avoid unapproved chemicals or refinishing, inspect damaged finishes promptly, and seek professional assessment after impact damage.
What details should I send for a quote?
Include the vehicle year, make, model and trim; brake and suspension changes; current wheel and tire setup; intended use; and preferred design. See the wheel fitment guide.
Start with your car.
Tell us what you drive and what you have in mind.