Wheels

These 19″ Mercedes-Benz wheels measure 9″ and 11.5″ in width and were manufactured for use on SLR McLaren models. The wheels have a sixteen-spoke design and are finished in matte black. Casting marks on the wheels indicate part numbers, sizing, and offset specifications. This set of four SLR McLaren wheels was acquired by the seller in 2023…

These 15″ Fuchs wheels measure 7″ and 8″ in width and were produced for use on Porsche 911 sports cars. They feature forged-alloy construction, anodized lips, and white-painted centers. The wheels are mounted with older tires that the seller notes can be removed prior to shipping at-request. Acquired by the seller in 2020, this set of four…

These four 15″ knock-off wheels measure 6″ in width and were produced by Kelsey-Hayes for use on C2 Chevrolet Corvettes. They feature radial fins and bright center cones, and manufacturing marks indicate the K-H symbol, part numbers, and production stampings. The seller shares that these Kelsey-Hayes wheels were removed from a car in the late…

These 19″ TechArt Formula II wheels were used on the seller's 2002 Porsche 911 Turbo. The front wheels measure 8.5″ in width and have a 48mm offset, while the rears are 11″ wide and have a 52mm offset. The two-piece, five-spoke wheels were acquired by the seller in 2023 and are now offered at no reserve in Bellingham, Washington.

Speedline manufactured these factory center-lock Ferrari F50 wheels. The fronts measure 18×8.5″ and have a 34.85mm offset, and the 18×13″ rears have a -2.5mm offset. Part numbers and other production marks are photographed in the gallery below. Acquired by the seller in May 2026, these wheels are now offered at no reserve in Davenport,…

These two 15×5.5” Borrani RW3591 wire wheels fit the Ferrari 250 GTE 2+2, 250 GT Series 2, and 400 Superamerica Series 1/2, per the seller. Both have 72 spokes and a splined hub. The wheels are now offered at no reserve in Ridgefield, Connecticut. Both wheels measure 15×5.5″ wide and are stamped with the model number RW3591.

These four 16″ Fuchs 951 wheels measure 7″ and 8″ in width and feature forged construction with anodized lips as well as black-painted centers. Removed from a 1986 Porsche 944 Turbo, the wheels have manufacturing marks indicating production dates and sizing and offset information, Porsche part numbers, and manufacturer logos.

These 18″ magnesium alloy wheels were manufactured by Speedline in Italy, and were removed from a Ferrari F355. Each wheel is finished in silver, has a rubber hub isolator ring, and a prancing horse center cap. Casting marks inside the wheels indicate part numbers, date codes, and sizing information.

These 16″ Fuchs wheels measure 7″ and 9″ in width and were produced for use on 930-generation Porsche 911 Turbos and have since been refinished with polished accents and black recessed areas. The wheels feature forged-alloy construction, and manufacturing marks on the inside of the wheels indicate part numbers and sizing.

These 15″ Fuchs wheels measure 8″ and 9″ in width and were said to be produced for use on early 930-generation Porsche 911 Turbos. The wheels feature forged-alloy construction, a five-spoke design, and are finished in black with anodized lips. Casting marks inside the wheels indicate part numbers, production dates, and sizing.

These 20″ and 21″ wheels measure 10″ and 13″ in width, respectively, and were produced by Carbon Revolution in Australia for use on C8-generation Chevrolet Corvette Z06s. The wheels feature carbon-fiber construction, a five-spoke design, and an exposed carbon-fiber finish. This set of wheels was acquired by the seller in 2025, is wrapped…

These four 18″ wheels were manufactured for Ferrari by Speedline in Italy. The multi-piece wheels are mounted with Michelin Pilot Super Sport tires, and the set was removed from a Ferrari 550 Maranello. Each wheel has a five-spoke design; the fronts measure 8.5″ in width, and the rears measure 10.5″ in width.

These wheels were on a 1982 Porsche 911SC that the seller purchased over a year ago. There are three forged Fuchs wheels: a 16×6″ front wheel and two 16×7″ rear wheels. The fourth wheel is an aftermarket unit made in China; it measures 16×7″ and was used on the front axle of the seller's car.