Rotiform Finally made a lightweight Track wheel

Actually Three: A New Era of Flow Formed Performance

Introducing Flow Formed Technology — a fresh take on performance wheels born straight from the Rotiform Motorsports Division (RMSD). Designed for the drivers who brake late, throttle early, and never, ever lift, these wheels are built to be pushed hard. Lightweight and strong with full-send credentials, they’re ready for whatever abuse you can dish out.

Choose from three classic designs, each available in a trio of finishes that look just as good caked in rubber and dust as they do showroom fresh. This is Flow Formed Technology, and it’s not messing around.

The RPS: Built for Abuse

Track abuse, to be exact. If shaving unsprung weight gets your heart racing and forged-like barrels make your knees weak, the RPS is calling your name. Born from the RMSD, it’s engineered for serious track duty and delivers on every corner — in both performance and aesthetic. Available in Burnt Bronze, Matte Black, and Silver with a Diamond Cut lip and hub bowl, this wheel is all business.

The LTN-J: Go for the Gold

Or go Silver. Or Matte Black. However you roll, the LTN-J delivers with a purpose-built design tough enough for curb-stomping city runs or late apex heroics. Built to perform with motorsport grit and style, the LTN-J is offered in two diameters and three finishes that scream pedigree without saying a word.

The BPU: Cleaning Optional

Some wheels just wear dirt better — and the BPU is one of them. Crafted for drivers who appreciate ultra-lightweight performance and classic motorsport flair, it thrives in the thick of the action. Whether you’re trail braking into a hairpin or just navigating the backroads, the BPU is down for the ride. Available in Blue-Grey, White, and Black with subtle Teal accents, it’s as stylish as it is functional.

Want to See How It’s Done?

Let Mr. Flowformed break it down for you. Sit back and enjoy a quick, no-nonsense walkthrough of the process behind producing Rotiform Flow Formed wheels. In just three minutes, you’ll go from curious to clued-in — and maybe even a little obsessed.