▤ Online inquiry
Use the form below for new briefs. If you already have an inquiry, reply in the same email thread so drawings, assumptions and revisions stay together.
Business inquiry / Alloy wheels
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Start with a short description of what you need. Use the online form for U.S. business procurement inquiries; include a work email where we can follow up.
⌑ Destination and timing
Give the receiving ZIP and the date you need a sample or shipment. Note dock access, carton labeling, or packaging constraints before asking for delivered pricing.
◇ Files and questions
Name the drawing and revision in your message. Keep detailed files ready for follow-up and tell us who should clarify the brake package or load basis.
Online inquiry
Build your procurement brief
Use the contact, fitment and review steps to prepare one request. Unknown details are fine if you say who can confirm them and when.
For staggered fitment, put the front and rear on separate lines and specify whether each quoted item is one wheel or one set. A tire size alone will not identify the brake envelope or bolt-seat geometry.
After submission, the brief gives us a basis for follow-up. Verify any proposed fitment, available supply, documentation and terms with the supplier before placing an order.
For the mounting interface, record the pitch circle diameter, center bore and offset in millimeters, wheel diameter and rim width in inches, and load per wheel in pounds or kilograms. State whether you have measured those values or are still using the reference drawing.
If your budget is flexible, tell us which choices are open. A simpler finish or a stock carton can be quoted separately from a custom finish or branded packaging. Keep the same load rating and mounting checks in both requests so the cost difference is useful. Note whether your receiving team measures runout or whether it expects a supplier inspection report.