The pattern repeats around the whole wheel, with deep openings between the radial surfaces. Each element is substantial enough to hold its shape at a distance. Closer in, the pockets and changes in depth give light somewhere to fall.

A repeated radial pattern can bring useful texture to a car with broad, plain body surfaces. It also gives a show-focused build something to look at beyond the ride height. Judge it from several paces away, where the overall rhythm matters more than each individual recess.

Bright surfaces pick up narrow bands of highlight between the openings. A graphite direction would quieten those highlights and make the wheel read more as one shape. Body colour, brake colour and the amount of exterior chrome all influence that choice.