K2016 — Detail in Repetition
K2016 is defined by a closely spaced network of branching spokes. The repeated openings create a fine mesh texture, with the spoke surfaces catching light across the wheel face.
Viewed head-on, the pattern forms a balanced radial composition. From an angle, the relationship between the detailed face and outer lip becomes more apparent, adding depth to the design.
Modular Construction
K2016 is built to order as a two-piece forged wheel. Width, offset, PCD and surface finish can be discussed for the intended vehicle application. Final face position and lip depth depend on the selected configuration and fitment requirements.
On Vehicle
This Porsche 911 gallery presents the mesh design against dark carbon-fiber bodywork. Bronze-toned wheel faces introduce warmth, while the dark reflective lips connect the wheel finish to the surrounding exterior.
The full-car view shows the overall proportions, with front and rear close-ups revealing the spoke pattern and lip depth.
→ View the Porsche 911 Gallery
Wheel Gallery
Explore the K2016 wheel images for a closer look at the mesh pattern, spoke surfaces and the relationship between the face and outer lip.
Design Lineage
K2016 is the two-piece expression of this mesh design family. Explore the related design in a different construction:
→ K3016 — three-piece forged modular
The shared mesh character provides a starting point, while construction and fitment shape the final proportions.
Build Philosophy
K2016 brings fine detail into a complete vehicle composition. Its repeated spoke pattern establishes the visual character; sizing, face position and finish determine how that character sits with the car.
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