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WedsSport TC105X AMF vs Enkei RPF1: Wheel Comparison

Compare the WedsSport TC105X AMF and Enkei RPF1 wheels side by side. Specs, fitment, real builds, and our take at MartiniWorks.

By gels · Updated September 29, 2026

The Enkei RPF1 has put put on the highest pedestal when it comes to aftermarket wheels for many years. And rightfully so. It does a lot of things very well. However, just like anything that does a good job at what it's supposed to do and gets very popular, the term "Overplayed" or "Overdone" starts to get thrown around. The RPF1 is very familiar with this. So what other wheels are out there that can actually compare to what the RPF1 brings to the table? How about the WedsSport TC105X? Let's break down these two wheels, compare them head to head, and see what other options are out there for those of you who want RFP1 qualities, but don't want an "Overplayed" wheel.

Enkei RPF1

The Enkei RPF1 really needs no introduction, but where going to give it to you anyway since we are comparing two wheels and you should know where this wheel actually came from. The RFP1 was introduced to us back in 2002, meaning this wheel really has been around for quite some time now. It was developed around technology and feedback from Enkei's Formula 1 racing program. The split 6 spoke design actually originated from this and is one of the main reasons the design of the RPF1 is so freaking good. This sp

Pros

Extremely light weight for a non-forged wheel.
Proven design with Formula 1 history
Twin Spoke layout that evenly distributes stress
Generally easier to get your hands on
More affordable

Cons

The design is everywhere
Styling is more function than form

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WedsSport TC105X AMF

On the other hand you have a wheel that you probably wouldn't put up against the RPF1 just by looking at it. But when you start to break it down, you are looking at another flow formed wheel, made in Japan, and backed by a motorsports heritage. WedsSport has a long history of Group A competition as well as JTCC and Super GT. Similar to the RPF1, the TC105X gets a lot of it's design elements and construction from what was learned in the motorsports arena. Bringing things over to the wheels we see today. So

Pros

Strong motorsports connection
Lightweight flow formed construction
More of a unique design that separates itself from the RFP1

Cons

More expensive
Limited availability here in the United States

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Specs Side by Side

Enkei RPF1

WedsSport TC105X AMF

Diameter Range

14" - 18"

15" - 18"

Width Range

7" - 10.5"

7" - 11"

Offset Range

+15mm to +48mm

+5mm to +50mm

Bolt Patterns

4x100 4x114.3 5x100 5x112 5x114.3 5x120

4x100 5x100 5x112 5x114.3 5x120

Construction

Expert Opinion

We understand that the Enkei RPF1 is everywhere. But listen, it's a good wheel okay? It does it's job and it does it damn well. The availability, sizing, and entry level price point paired with what it brings to the table is the reason it has become so popular. It's a wheel that requires no risk to run. And while yes, we agree the RPF1 is everywhere, we will never get on the bandwagon of bashing those who run it.

The TC105X from WedsSport is for those that truly want to run something a little bit different. If they can. Unlike the RPF1 this wheel does require a bit more risk to run. Limited availability, a higher cost, and limited sizes make this wheel a bit more of a challenge. However, you are still getting very comparable performance and a motorsport backed heritage when it comes to the overall design.

Either way, you can't loose going with either. And if you get heat for running RPF1s, just tell that person they need to take a break from doom scrolling TikTok for a bit.