ALLOY WHEEL - 22 STYLE 5124, 5 SPLIT-SPOKE, GLOSS BLACK

Enhance your vehicle’s style and performance with the 22″ Style 5124 5 Split Spoke Gloss Black Alloy Wheel. Its modern 5 split spoke design and gloss black finish deliver an aggressive, premium look while improving handling and ride quality.
Retail Price £1,104.59 Website Price £974.64 £812.20
Availability: Out of stock
SKU
LR142068
The 22″ Style 5124 5 Split Spoke Gloss Black Alloy Wheel combines strength, lightweight performance, and contemporary aesthetics. Its 5 split spoke design reduces unsprung weight, improving acceleration, braking, and cornering while giving your vehicle a bold and aggressive appearance. Finished in gloss black, the Style 5124 adds a sleek, high-contrast look that enhances any SUV, car, or performance vehicle. Engineered for precision balance and durability, this wheel ensures improved driving dynamics and long-lasting style. ⭐ Key Features 22″ Diameter – Aggressive stance with enhanced road presence. 5 Split Spoke Design – Modern sporty styling with strong structural integrity. Gloss Black Finish – Sleek, premium look with corrosion-resistant properties. Lightweight Alloy Construction – Enhances handling, braking, and acceleration. Precision Balanced – Smooth ride with minimal vibration. Durable & Weather-Resistant – Built for everyday driving and high-performance use. Versatile Fitment – Compatible with a wide range of SUVs, cars, and performance vehicles. How to Fit the Alloy Wheel (General Guide) Tools Needed Jack & stands Torque wrench Wheel cleaner Correct wheel bolts/studs Anti-seize lubricant Step-by-Step Park on level ground and apply handbrake. Slightly loosen lug nuts before lifting the vehicle. Raise the vehicle with a jack and secure with stands. Remove old wheel and clean hub surface. Mount new wheel and hand-tighten lug nuts. Lower the vehicle and torque lug nuts in a star pattern. Re-check torque after a short test drive. Tips Use hub centric rings if required for proper fit. Ensure correct lug bolts/nuts for your vehicle. Recheck torque after 50–100 miles of driving.