Kansei wheels and rims

26 products

Kansei started in 2018 out in Garden Grove, California. The idea was simple enough: take the retro Japanese wheel look and sell it at cast money. The KNP's the five spoke people search first. Want six spokes instead? That's the Tandem. Both go small enough for a Miata and big enough for a WRX.

Kansei at a glance

Makes
26 wheels
Designs
13: Astro, Corsa, Corsa Textured, Knp, Knp Hypersilver, Knp Textured, Neo and Roku among others
Finishes
13 named, mostly gunmetal, silver and chrome
Diameters
15 to 19 inch
Widths
7 to 10.5 inch
Bolt patterns
8: 5x114.3, 5x100, 5x120, 5x112, 5x108, 4x100, 4x114.3 and 5x110
Price from
$189 per wheel
Ships in
2 to 7 days

About Kansei wheels and rims

Roku is the newer six spoke and Astro is the split five, if the retro thing isn't what you're after. Kansei calls its flow formed process Formlite, and the sizes we carry are cast, so don't assume you're getting the lighter rim.

Honestly, the finish is half of what you're paying for here. Hyper silver is the one that built the brand. The textured versions sit on their own pages if you want something flatter. Four lug and five lug are both in the list, so your Miata and your buddy's Accord can wear the same design.

Common questions

Does the Kansei KNP fit a Miata
Yes, the 15 inch in 4x100 is a staple on an NA or an NB. Driving an ND? Same drilling, and you can go up a size. A size alone won't tell you whether it clears, though, so pick your Miata up top and you'll see which offsets work at stock height.
Are Kansei wheels flow formed
Kansei's flow formed process is called Formlite and it shows up on some designs and sizes. What we carry is cast. Check the page for the exact size you want rather than assuming the whole design goes one way, because it doesn't, and the weight difference is the thing you'd be paying for.