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- 3x112mm (3x4.41")
- 4x4" (4x101.6mm)
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- 4x4.5" (4x114.3mm)
- 4x98mm (4x3.86")
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- 4x156mm (4x6.14")
- 5x4" (5x101.6mm)
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- 5x5" (5x127mm)
- 5x5.5" (5x139.7mm)
- 5x6.5" (5x165.1mm)
- 5x100mm (5x3.94")
- 5x105mm (5x4.13")
- 5x110mm (5x4.33")
- 5x112mm (5x4.41")
- 5x115mm (5x4.52")
- 5x120mm (5x4.72")
- 5x130mm (5x5.12")
- 5x132mm (5x5.2")
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- 5x150mm (5x5.91")
- 5x155mm (5x6.1")
- 5x160mm (5x6.3")
- 5x205mm (5x8.07")
- 5x98mm (5x3.86")
- 6x4.5" (6x114.3mm)
- 6x5" (6x127mm)
- 6x5.5" (6x139.7mm)
- 6x115mm (6x4.52")
- 6x120mm (6x4.72")
- 6x130mm (6x5.12")
- 6x132mm (6x5.2")
- 6x135mm (6x5.3")
- 7x150mm (7x5.91")
- 8x6.5" (8x165.1mm)
- 8x170mm (8x6.69")
- 8x180mm (8x7.09")
- 8x200mm (8x7.87")
- 8x210mm (8x8.27")
- 10x225mm (10x8.85)
- 10x285.75mm (10x11.25)
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Hypergram Gray
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Ultragram Carbon Bronze
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Countergram Machined Black
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Hypergram Gray Machined
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Hypergram Gray
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Hypergram Matte Black
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Performance for the People Since 1983
Konig has run the same mission since 1983: get real performance wheels onto real budgets. The brand — part of the Konig American / YHI International family, which also manufactures wheels for OEMs and some of the industry's biggest names — became the default answer for grassroots motorsport by doing one thing exceptionally: flow-formed construction at prices barely above ordinary cast.
Flow Formed: The Whole Trick
Most of Konig's performance lineup uses genuine rotary-forging on the barrel — rollers stretch and compress the aluminum, aligning its grain structure like a forged wheel's. The result is a wheel light and strong enough for track duty at a price that embarrasses brands charging double. It's the same class of process behind wheels costing four figures a corner; Konig's entire identity is refusing to charge that.
Dekagram, Hypergram and the Track Favorites
Walk any grassroots paddock — autocross, track day, Spec Miata adjacent — and you'll count Dekagrams until you're bored. The ten-spoke flow-formed staple and its mesh sibling the Hypergram own the budget-track conversation, with the Hyperspec pushing the concept harder and the Helium chasing minimum weight. Street-side, the Oversteer, Countergram, Rewind, SSM, Lockout, and Tandem carry the same value math into daily builds.
Fitments for the Tuner Fleet
Konig lives where grassroots motorsport lives: Miata, Civic and Integra, BRZ/GR86, WRX, Corolla, Golf, Fit, and most compacts and sport sedans, in 15 to 19 inch sizes with widths that clear real brakes and real tires. Enter your car in the vehicle selector and SD Wheel filters to confirmed fitments for your platform — including the track-width setups that make the difference between good and grippy.
Konig Wheel and Tire Packages
Track math favors the package: pair your Konigs with 200-treadwear rubber or performance all-seasons and SD Wheel ships the set mounted, balanced, and free to the lower 48 — ready for the next event, no shop visit between. Fitment confirmed against your exact car first; 0% financing available on qualifying orders.
Konig Wheels: Frequently Asked Questions
Are Konig wheels good quality?
Yes — genuinely. Konig's flow-formed construction is real rotary forging on the barrel, the wheels meet standard load ratings, and the parent company manufactures for OEMs and major wheel brands. Forty years of grassroots-motorsport loyalty is the least fakeable endorsement in the industry.
Who makes Konig wheels?
Konig American, a subsidiary of YHI International — a manufacturer that also builds OEM wheels and product for some of the largest wheel brands worldwide. Konig launched in 1983 with the explicit mission of making performance wheels affordable, and the ownership structure is exactly why it can.
What's the difference between flow formed and cast wheels?
A cast wheel is poured and left as-is; a flow-formed wheel starts cast, then has its barrel worked under rollers that align the metal's grain like forging. The payoff is meaningfully less weight and more strength for a small price step — which is why flow-formed is the default recommendation for any car that corners with intent.
Is the Konig Dekagram good for track use?
It's practically the budget-track uniform — light, flow-formed, priced so a set of spares is realistic, and proven across years of autocross and track-day abuse. For most street-driven track cars, the honest question isn't whether the Dekagram is good enough; it's whether you need anything more.
Can I get Konig wheels and tires as a package?
Yes — including track setups with 200TW tires mounted and balanced, shipped free to the lower 48, ready to bolt on and grid up. 0% financing available on qualifying orders.

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