Performance Wheels

• Wheels: the full wheel category.
• Wheel Nuts: nuts to suit your wheel and stud combination.
• Wheel Studs: replacement and extended studs.
• Wheel Spacers: spacers for adjusting wheel position.
• Wheel Accessories: centre caps and other wheel accessories.
• All Brands

Brands and ranges in this collection include:

• TITAN 7: the T-S5, T-C5 and T-R10, with sizes listed for the Honda Civic Type R (FK8/FL5), Toyota GR Supra (A90), Subaru BRZ / Toyota 86, and GR Yaris / Honda S2000 / Subaru WRX & STI (2008+). TITAN 7 58mm flat centre caps are also available in a set of 4.
• WedsSport: the TC105X in 18x8.5 +43 and 18x9.5 +35, both 5x114.3, finished in EJ Titan.
• APR: A01 and A02 flow formed wheels listed as universal in 5x112, in 18x8.5 ET45, 19x8.5 ET45 and 20x9.0 sizes. Colours across the range include Satin Black, Bronze, Anthracite, Gunmetal Grey and Hyper Silver.
• Spoon Sports: SW388 forged alloy wheels in 5x120 for the Honda Civic Type R (FK8/FL5 or FL5, depending on size).

Check these details against your car before ordering:

• Chassis code: vehicle-specific listings name the chassis, such as FK8/FL5 Civic Type R or A90 GR Supra. Some sizes only suit one chassis. For example, several Spoon SW388 sizes are listed for the FL5 only.
• Diameter and width: shown as diameter x width in inches, for example 18x9.5. A wider wheel changes which tyre sizes suit and how much clearance you have to the guards and suspension.
• Offset: shown as + or ET in millimetres, for example +45 or ET45. Offset affects how far the wheel sits in or out of the guard.
• PCD (stud pattern): for example 5x112, 5x114.3 or 5x120. This must match your hub exactly.
• Centre bore: where it is listed, as with the 73mm WedsSport TC105X set. If the bore is larger than your hub, hub-centric rings may be needed.
• Brake clearance: big brake kits and larger factory calipers can limit which designs fit, so confirm clearance for your setup.

Installation by a professional is recommended. Depending on your car and the wheel, you may also need:

• Wheel nuts or studs with the correct thread and seat type for the new wheel.
• Hub-centric rings if the wheel's centre bore is larger than your hub.
• Tyres in a size suited to the new wheel width.
• Your TPMS sensors transferred across, if your car has them.
• A wheel alignment check after fitment.

Nuts, studs, spacers and centre caps are available in the collections listed above.

What do the numbers in a wheel listing mean?
Take 18x9.5 +45 5x120 as an example. It means an 18 inch diameter, a 9.5 inch width, a +45mm offset and a 5-stud pattern on a 120mm pitch circle diameter.

Are the APR A01 and A02 wheels universal?
They are listed as universal in a 5x112 stud pattern. Before ordering, confirm that your car's PCD, centre bore, offset requirements and brake clearance all suit the wheel.

Which wheels are listed for the Honda Civic Type R?
The TITAN 7 T-C5, T-S5 and T-R10 are listed for the FK8/FL5. Spoon Sports SW388 sizes are listed for the FK8/FL5 or the FL5 only, depending on the size.

Will I need new wheel nuts or studs?
You may. Aftermarket wheels can need a different seat type or longer studs from your factory hardware, so check before installation.