Ferrada wheels and rims

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Seen a Hellcat with a rear face like a bowl? That's usually a Ferrada. The company builds out of Missouri City, Texas, on the edge of Houston. The FR and CM designs are the cast lines and they go seriously wide, and the CM2 and the FR2 are the two people ask for by name.

Ferrada at a glance

Makes
91 wheels
Designs
47: CM1, CM1 Machine, CM2, CM2 Machine, Forge-8 FR5, Forge-8 FR5 Machine, Forge-8 FR6 and Forge-8 FR6 Machine among others
Finishes
20 named, mostly black, bronze and silver
Construction
flow formed
Diameters
19 to 24 inch
Widths
8.5 to 12 inch
Bolt patterns
12: 5x130, 5x112, 5x114.3, 5x120, 5x115, 5x127, 5x108, 5x120.7, 6x135 and 6x139.7 among others
Price from
$254 per wheel
Ships in
2 to 7 days

About Ferrada wheels and rims

Does your car see a road course rather than a parking lot? Then look at Forge-8, the rotary forged series, where the barrel gets spun after casting for a lighter rim. Shopping for a truck instead? You're on the wrong site for that.

Those machined finishes are why Ferrada photographs the way it does, and on the cast designs that chrome lip is a separate stainless ring. Here's the catch. A wide rear with a chrome lip has no room to be wrong, so save your car before you pick the rear width.

Common questions

Are Ferrada wheels cast or forged
The FR and CM designs are cast, and so are the FT truck wheels. Forge-8 is the rotary forged series, which spins and rolls the barrel after casting for a lighter and stronger rim. None of the street designs are fully forged, and nobody at Ferrada pretends they're something else. Each page lists the construction, and Forge-8 costs more.
What Ferrada wheel fits a Dodge Charger or Challenger
Most of the concave line comes in 5x115, which is the drilling those cars use, and the usual setup is staggered. The bolt pattern isn't where it gets tight, though. Set your car up top and you'll see the offsets that clear the Brembo brakes on a Scat Pack or a Hellcat.