Design
An original visual direction developed around the vehicle and owner.
Knight Bespoke
Commission a Forged Wheel
An original forged wheel designed exclusively around your vehicle, your requirements and your vision.
- 01 Vehicle specific
- 02 Forged construction
- 03 Original design
- 04 British direction
Created, not configured
Not chosen.
Created.
Every commission begins with a blank page. We do not restyle an existing catalogue wheel. We create a new design around the proportions, performance requirements and character of your vehicle.
Built from first principles
Design. Engineer. Manufacture.
Engineer
Fitment, brake clearance, load requirements and proportions are resolved.
Manufacture
Forged construction and selected finishes bring the approved design to life.
Knight design language
A language already in motion.
Existing Knight designs demonstrate our approach. Your commission begins somewhere entirely new.
Begin your commission
Tell us about
your vision.
Share the vehicle, the character you want to create and the details that matter. We will review the brief before arranging a design consultation.
Submitting a brief does not commit you to purchase. Every commission is reviewed individually.
The journey
From first line to final fitment.
- 01
Consultation
Vehicle, fitment, intention and investment are defined.
- 02
Concept
Original directions establish the visual language.
- 03
CAD development
The approved direction is developed into production-ready geometry.
- 04
Visualisation
Photorealistic renders confirm proportion, finish and presence.
- 05
Engineering review
Clearance, load and vehicle-specific requirements are verified.
- 06
Manufacture
The wheel is forged, machined and finished to specification.
- 07
Delivery
The completed set is prepared for final fitment.
The Knight standard
We do not reproduce
other brands' designs.
Every commissioned wheel is developed as an original Knight design. Engineering, fitment and finish are considered together so the final wheel belongs to the vehicle rather than simply occupying its arches.