Wheels

These two-piece 17″ BBS RC Style 5 wheels measure 8″ and 9″ in width, were produced for use on E31 BMW models, and feature silver faces and polished lips. Casting marks and stampings on the wheels indicate part numbers, sizing, and offset specifications. These wheels are now offered at no reserve in Joetsu, Japan.

These 16″ Fuchs wheels measure 6″ and 7″ in width and were produced for use on Porsche cars. The wheels feature forged-alloy construction and a five-spoke design and are finished in black with anodized lips. Production marks inside the wheels indicate part numbers, production dates, and sizing. This set of four Porsche Fuchs wheels is now…

These four 18″ solid-spoke wheels were manufactured in 1995 and 1996 for wide-body Porsche 993s. The wheels feature a five-spoke design and cast alloy construction. The seller acquired the wheels in 2021 and subsequently had them repainted silver; they have not been used since.

These five 15×5.5″ knock-off wheels are reproduction units manufactured for use on a Porsche 356, and the seller tells us the set was sold through Sierra Madre Collection. The barrels are riveted to steel centers with splined hubs, and the set includes four adapters and two-eared spinners. The seller acquired the wheels in 2025 and notes that…

These four 15″ Fuchs wheels were widened to measure 9″ and 11″ in width and have an RSR-style finish. The seller commissioned the build in 2015 and began by sending donor Fuchs to Harvey Weidman, who completed the work in 2018. The wheels are mounted with Michelin TB15 tires, and Weidman installed the set on the seller's RSR-style 911, which…

These 16″ Fuchs wheels measure 6″ and 7″ in width and were reportedly removed from a 1986 Porsche 911 Carrera Targa. The wheels feature forged-alloy construction and a five-spoke design and are finished in black with anodized lips. Production marks inside the wheels indicate part numbers, production dates, and sizing.

These 21″ forged-alloy wheels measure 9.5″ and 11.5″ in width and were produced in England for use on Aston Martin DBS Superleggera models. Each wheel has a directional spoke design with a bronze-and-black finish and is mounted with a Pirelli P Zero tire. Acquired by the seller in February 2026, this set of wheels and tires is now offered at…

These 15″ Fuchs wheels measure 7″ and 8″ in width and were produced for use on Porsche 911 sports cars. The wheels feature forged-alloy construction and a five-spoke design, and the seller states that they were acquired in 2025 and subsequently refinished by Peter Nguyen in frosted anodized RSR-style silver with black recessed areas and a…

These 20×10″ and 21×13″ wheels were produced by Carbon Revolution in Australia for use on C8-generation Chevrolet Corvette E-Ray and Z06 models. The wheels feature carbon-fiber construction, a five-spoke design, and an exposed carbon-fiber finish. Stickers applied on the inner barrels indicate part numbers, sizing, and offset specifications.

This set of four 20″ and 21″ RS Spyder Design wheels was produced for use on five-lug 992-generation Porsche 911 models, and were said to be removed from a 2023 Porsche 911 Targa 4 GTS. The multi-spoke wheels are finished in Satin Black and have colored Porsche crest center caps. These RS Spyder Design wheels were acquired by the seller in…

These four Porsche 17″ alloy wheels measure 7″ and 8″ in width and were reportedly removed from a 1994 Porsche 911 Speedster. Each wheel features cast-alloy construction, a five-spoke design, and is finished in white. The wheels are now offered at no reserve by the selling dealer on behalf of the owner in Amagansett, New York, with Porsche…

These 15 x 6″ Fuchs wheels were produced for use on Porsche sports cars. Each wheel features forged construction and a five-spoke design refurbished with black-finished recessed areas and anodized lips and spokes. Production marks include part numbers, 1971 and 1972 date codes, and manufacturer logos.

These 18″ Porsche Technology hollow-spoke wheels were manufactured for Porsche by BBS, measure 8” and 11” in width, and have been refinished with silver powder-coat. Acquired by the seller in February 2026, these four hollow-spoke wheels are now offered at no reserve in Poway, California. Each five-lug wheel features alloy…

This set of four 17″ AC Schnitzer Type I wheels features a five-spoke design finished in silver with polished lips, a three-piece construction, and was said to be removed from a BMW E30 M3. The wheels have marks for part numbers, production dates, and sizing specifications, as well as valve stems and AC Schnitzer-branded center caps.

These 18×8.5″ and 18×13″ two-piece alloy wheels were manufactured by Speedline, and were reportedly removed from the seller's 2003 Lamborghini Murciélago. The wheels feature a two-piece construction and a five-spoke design, and were refinished to match the factory metallic silver shade under current ownership.

These 19″ Cassiopeia wheels, manufactured by Speedline, measure 8.5″ and 11″ in width and were removed from the seller's 2004 Lamborghini Gallardo. The wheels feature one-piece construction and a five-spoke design. Casting marks inside indicate part numbers as well as sizing and offset specifications.

These 19″ BBS alloy wheels measure 7.5″ and 10″ in width and were manufactured by BBS in Germany for use on Ferrari 360 and F430 models. They feature a split-spoke design, a silver finish, and were reportedly never mounted with tires. Dimensions, offsets, and other manufacturer casting marks are displayed on each wheel.