Vehicle groups
Map platform and axle configuration to the correct mounting interface. Record variations in brake equipment and wheel clearance.
Input: vehicle inventory
Fleet solutions
HRE Performance Wheels: plan for the replacement cycle
Bring vehicle groups, load requirements and ordering windows into a supply conversation grounded in actual operating conditions.
Program dashboard
These are planning inputs, not performance claims. Populate each measure with your own fleet records before selecting a wheel or setting inventory targets.
Load and duty
Capture rated loads and operating routes, including seasonal conditions, to define the requirements for each group. Forged wheels may suit custom dimensions and weight-sensitive programs; cast wheels can favor complex shapes and higher-volume tooling economics. Compare the actual design, load rating and cost rather than assuming either process is universally stronger.
Input: duty profile
Replenishment
Use historic replacement patterns and purchasing lead times to discuss quantities and order windows. Steel may offer repair and cost advantages in some commercial applications, while alloy may reduce mass; compatibility, corrosion protection and maintenance practices must be assessed for the specific wheel.
Input: service history
Documents to request
Availability depends on the selected product and market. Ask for the current versions during your inquiry.
Fitment and dimensional information
Confirm PCD, offset, center bore, width and load rating against each vehicle group.
Request information →Inspection and test evidence
Identify test method, product scope and acceptance criteria relevant to your use.
Request evidence →Order and revision details
Agree the configuration, quantity and documentation needed for a repeat purchase.
Discuss an order →Fleet planning sequence
Before selection
Group vehicles by interface and load; note unresolved fitment data and the target market.
Before release
Review proposed wheel configuration, evidence and sample or approval requirements with stakeholders.
During service
Track replacement demand and communicate any configuration changes before placing repeat orders.
Build a fleet procurement brief
Share your vehicle groups and expected replacement needs to begin the discussion.
Discuss fleet requirements