Description
Although various production techniques, like gravity casting, have been used throughout the history of alloy wheels, casting and forging are the two most common ways to make them. Ultimately, they are marketed as being lighter than steel wheels, and forged wheels are typically more durable than cast ones. Alloy wheels can have complicated designs made using casting or forging, which enables them to have the appearance that many drivers desire to match the design of their automobiles.
Alloy Wheel Rim 15 Inches Nuts 5 PCD 100 Specifications
| Rim Size | 15“ |
| Nut | 5 |
| PCD | 100 |
| Car Mileage (km) | – |
| Oil Mileage (km) | – |
| Kinematic Viscosity, mm2/s @ 40°C | |
| Kinematic Viscosity, mm2/s @ 100°C | |
| Viscosity Index | |
| Total Base Number (TBN) | |
| Flash Point, °C | |
| Pour Point, °C |
