Fitment-first wheel builds, rebuild planning, donor set sourcing, lips, barrels, hardware, finishes, and the small decisions that make a custom set feel correct.
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Build paths
Different cars need different builds.
Custom builds should feel guided, specific, and quote-driven.
Source & build
Find the donor set, confirm condition, source parts, and build around the final vehicle plan.
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Rebuild existing
Take an owned set and revise specs, finish, lips, barrels, hardware, or condition.
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Fitment solve
Work backwards from the car: suspension, brakes, tire sizing, fender clearance, and stance.
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Show finish
Build a high-impact set with polished lips, chrome hardware, custom faces, and detail-forward finish.
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Finish matters
Clean, correct, consistently.
The build plan
From idea to spec sheet
01
Vehicle brief
Year, make, model, brakes, suspension, body work, desired tire, and current fitment issues.
02
Build target
Choose the look: OEM+, aggressive street, show fitment, track fitment, or period-correct rebuild.
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Parts strategy
Donor set, faces, lips, barrels, caps, hardware, valves, finish, and parts availability.
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Quote & Timeline
Confirm scope, quote, deposit, ordering path, estimated build time, and approval checkpoints.
Street build.
Built around street presence: polished lips, silver faces, clean hardware, and fitment that still drives.
OEM+ rebuild.
Factory-adjacent finish with sharper specs and cleaner stance.
Track-fit set.
Brake clearance, tire sizing, and usable spec take priority.
Start here
Request a quote.
Give Bunt enough information to understand the set before pricing. Photos are the most important part, so the live form should include file upload.
FAQ
Before the build starts.
Do i need to already own wheels?
No. The build can start from your existing set, a donor set we source for you, or a direction you want help narrowing down.
Can you gurantee fitment?
Fitment depends on the vehicle details, suspension, brakes, tires, alignment, and body clearance. The goal is to plan intelligently before parts are ordered.