Vehicle identity
Brand, model, model year, VIN where required and current wheel/tire specification.
Design and visual direction
Wheel size and vehicle interfaces
Bolt pattern, bore and offset
Load, clearance and VIN review
Quotation and production scope
Forged Wheels · Aston Martin
One Aston Martin design confirmed so far: swept multi-spoke arms machined bright over matte black.

Photographed designs
Every design below was photographed on its own wheel, and the Aston Martin identification was confirmed by inspecting the physical center-cap badge in that photograph — never assumed from a filename or listing title. Open any design for its full finish description, forged construction detail and Aston Martin fitment reference.
Fitment reference
A single Aston Martin forged wheel design is typically produced across several bolt patterns and size ranges to fit different models and years. The table below is a reference starting point — your exact hub bore, offset and load rating are confirmed against your VIN on enquiry.
| Model | Bolt pattern | Center bore | Size range |
|---|---|---|---|
| Aston Martin DBX | 5x128 | 75.1mm | 22x10 to 22x11.5 |
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Fitment before manufacture
The center-cap badge identifies the photographed design family. The final wheel specification still depends on the exact vehicle, hub, brakes, tire plan and approved dimensional data.
Brand, model, model year, VIN where required and current wheel/tire specification.
Confirm the actual hub and bolt interface for the exact vehicle before manufacture.
Review wheel diameter, width, offset, backspacing and front/rear stagger against the intended tire package.
Confirm vehicle and axle loads so the wheel specification is appropriate for the application.
Caliper, rotor, suspension and body clearance should be checked before the final specification is approved.
Record design, finish, size, hub data, fastener interface, quantity and destination in the quotation.