Wheel Size 5.0" x 12" Standard Colour Silver

Part number MA1250DPP.CY. The Wheel Picture is For Illustration Purpose Only.

®Minilite is a highly respected and reputable manufacturing company that has earned a well-deserved reputation for producing exceptional quality wheels for a wide range of vehicles.

Our in-house paint plant is equipped to offer a standard silver finish, but we also provide a range of colour options at an additional cost. These options include Gold, Anthracite, Gloss Black, Matte Black, White, Red, Yellow, Olympic Blue, Monza Blue, Gold Orange, and Matte Gunmetal.

We offer diamond tip cutting to give your wheels a unique and personalized touch that will set them apart from the rest. You can rest assured that when you choose Minilite®, you are choosing the very best in quality and craftsmanship for your vehicle's wheels

Please confirm what offset you require or send to us the details of your vehicle with any modifications done to the suspension. Make Model and year of the car.

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TECHNICAL INFORMATION

All ®Minilite wheels are low-pressure die cast, heat-treated, pressure tested, batch x-rayed and then machined using the latest computer-controlled equipment, before being finished with a three-layer of powder coat (primer, colour, and protective clear-coat).

Machining activities include setting the bolt pattern and the offset.

Although our application list is already comprehensive, we are frequently adding new applications to it.

If your particular requirement is not listed, we may still be able to help.

Almost all our wheels are cast as blanks and we are able to machine avariety of PCD’s (bolt patterns) and offsets.

The offset is calculated from the centre line of the wheel to the back face of the wheel, and a backface in line with the centre of the wheel is zero offset.

If the backface is forward of this line towards the front of the wheel it is a positive offset and toward the rear of the wheel from the centre line is a negative offset.

We can calculate these offsets if you can give us the ‘C’ dimension otherwise known as the backspace as shown in the following diagram. (Drawings can be found in the photo Section).

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