Rotiform wheels
Rotiform Wheels
Rasl'Bitume distributes the Rotiform catalog, with actual stock displayed product by product. All our Rotiform wheels are sold individually.
Rotiform s'est fait un nom sur un terrain précis : les profils très creusés et les rebords marqués. Un catalogue pensé pour the look of the fitment, from 17 to 22 inches, with mesh, multi-piece, or with thin spokes.
A useful feature: the brand publishes the lip depth for part of its range—the measurement that determines how deep the wheel looks once installed, and that almost no one else communicates.
Unsure about the bolt pattern, offset, or fender clearance? Contact us before you order, we confirm the fitment with you.
The lip: what difference it makes
The lip is the flat section separating the wheel's outer edge from the where the spokes begin. It creates the deep-dish effect and is the first an aesthetic criterion for this type of design: the more pronounced it is, the more recessed the wheel appears how recessed it looks once installed.
Rotiform publishes this measurement for part of its catalog, allowing you to compare two references apart by eye. At the same size, a deeper lip means generally a lower offset—so check clearance under the fender before order.
How to read a Rotiform reference
Rotiform wheels feature a design name (RSE, ZWS, LAS-R, BLQ…) which identifies the style, sometimes preceded by a variant code (R198, RC199), which identifies a specific version. Our collections are organized by design, and the code remains visible in the title of each product page.
As for dimensions, the usual rule applies: the bolt pattern must match exactly to match your hub bore, the offset (ET) determines the wheel's position within the wheel arch, and the center bore must be greater than or equal to the hub size—a hub-centric ring filling the gap where necessary.
Frequently asked questions
What does the lip depth indicated on some product pages mean?
This is the height of the “lip,” the flat section between the edge of the wheel and the spokes. The greater it is, the more concave the wheel appears. Rotiform publishes it for part of its range: when the information is available, it appears in the specifications.
What do the R198 or RC199 codes mean?
This is a Rotiform variant reference, specifying one version of the design. The name that follows (STL, KPR, ZWS…) identifies the design itself — that is what our collections are organized. The code remains displayed in the product title.
Are the wheel bolts and centering rings included?
Tell us your vehicle when ordering: we determine the wheel bolts and centering rings centering rings required for your fitment.
How do I choose between two sizes?
The bolt pattern must match your hub drilling exactly. The offset (ET) determines the wheel’s position within the wheel arch. The center bore must be equal to or greater than the hub. If in doubt, send us your vehicle registration document.
Can I order just one wheel?
Yes, all our Rotiform wheels are sold individually. Adjust the quantity in the Cart: 2 for one axle, 4 for the complete set.
