Rohana Wheels

Rohana splits their lineup into a few distinct series. The RFX line is their rotary forged (flow formed) range, which keeps weight down without forged pricing. The RC series covers their cast designs with concave profiles. And the RFG line targets trucks and SUVs with 6x139.7 and 6x114.3 bolt patterns. Most of the hype lives in the RFX series, specifically the RFX5 and RFX11, because the concave profiles photograph well on sedans and coupes.

Rohana makes wheels in sizes ranging from 19" in diameter up to 22" in diameter. Focusing on larger higher end performance vehicle fitments. Widths range from 8" all the way up to 12"

While Rohana offers forged multi piece wheels, a majority of their wheels are cast or flow formed. Check out the RFX and RFC series of wheels which features their cross forging technology.

The range runs from 19-inch through 22-inch for most of their popular models. Widths span from 8.5 to 11 inches depending on the design. Staggered setups are where Rohana gets the most attention, especially 19x8.5 front and 19x11 rear combos on BMW and Infiniti builds. Bolt pattern coverage is broad, hitting 5x112, 5x114.3, 5x120, and 5x130 across the lineup.

Rohana sits below Vossen in price and brand cachet, but the RFX flow formed line competes directly with Avant Garde's M520-R and similar offerings. Build quality is comparable at that tier. Vossen's forged series is a different conversation entirely (different construction, different price). If you want the deep concave look on a budget that doesn't require selling a kidney, Rohana and AG are fighting over the same buyer. Rohana tends to be a bit more aggressive on pricing.

Coverage is wide. You'll find 5x112 for Audi and VW, 5x114.3 for Honda, Nissan, and Toyota, 5x120 for BMW, and 5x130 for Porsche. The RFG truck line adds 6x139.7 for GM and Toyota trucks. Most models ship with a blank center bore and include hub-centric rings, so confirm your hub bore before ordering.