Octa replica wheel package
The vast majority of automotive wheels on the road today are made in China/Taiwan. All your OEM's like Ford, GM,Toyota, etc. primarily source from there. Additionally, almost all solid aluminum blocks for forged wheels come from China/Taiwan. You would be hard pressed to find domestically made wheels unless going very high end like HRE as one example. If you notice on many wheel websites you will see "Designed and Engineered in the US" but no claim to being manufactured there. Big picture wheel failure is very rare relative to tire blowouts and both can be catastrophic.
15-16kg ea. which aligns with what one would expect for a true forged wheel. You can always go w/ an actual OEM if willing to pay the cost of entry - PowerfulUK has them listed for around $2400 ea.
Last edited by Ford; Mar 27, 2026 at 06:45 PM.
They can also do full gloss back but I believe you'd need to wait for production which is typically quoted as 3-5 weeks plus shipping time (air or sea).
Could any wheel wizards here at this forum tell me if these specifications are correct for a 2026 Defender 110 V8? Thank you in advance!
- Vehicle Model: 2026 Land Rover Defender 110 V8 (P525)
- Brake System: OEM 6-piston Brembo Calipers (Xenon Blue / 380mm+ rotors)
- Wheel Design: Octa Design Replica
- Construction: Monoblock Forged 6061-T6 Aluminum
- Wheel Size: 20 x 9.0J
- Bolt Pattern (PCD): 5 x 120 mm
- Center Bore (CB): 72.6 mm (Hub-Centric)
- Offset (ET): +35 mm (This provides a slightly more aggressive "flush" fitment than the OEM +41.5mm)
- Required Load Rating: 1,000 kg per wheel (Critical for V8 GVWR and towing capacity)
- Hardware Compatibility: Must be compatible with OEM Land Rover M14x1.5 lug nuts and OE TPMS sensors.
Could any wheel wizards here at this forum tell me if these specifications are correct for a 2026 Defender 110 V8? Thank you in advance!
- Vehicle Model: 2026 Land Rover Defender 110 V8 (P525)
- Brake System: OEM 6-piston Brembo Calipers (Xenon Blue / 380mm+ rotors)
- Wheel Design: Octa Design Replica
- Construction: Monoblock Forged 6061-T6 Aluminum
- Wheel Size: 20 x 9.0J
- Bolt Pattern (PCD): 5 x 120 mm
- Center Bore (CB): 72.6 mm (Hub-Centric)
- Offset (ET): +35 mm (This provides a slightly more aggressive "flush" fitment than the OEM +41.5mm)
- Required Load Rating: 1,000 kg per wheel (Critical for V8 GVWR and towing capacity)
- Hardware Compatibility: Must be compatible with OEM Land Rover M14x1.5 lug nuts and OE TPMS sensors.
They should fit without issue, but they are not the same exact dimensions as the OEM wheel.
The OEM 5 spoke on the V8 is 20 X 8.5 with ET41.5 which means the spec you posted would stick out a little farther.
To get an Octa replica with the same exact spec as OEM, both Forza and Jova can accommodate if you're willing to wait.
Depends on what you mean by "correct".
They should fit without issue, but they are not the same exact dimensions as the OEM wheel.
The OEM 5 spoke on the V8 is 20 X 8.5 with ET41.5 which means the spec you posted would stick out a little farther.
To get an Octa replica with the same exact spec as OEM, both Forza and Jova can accommodate if you're willing to wait.
They should fit without issue, but they are not the same exact dimensions as the OEM wheel.
The OEM 5 spoke on the V8 is 20 X 8.5 with ET41.5 which means the spec you posted would stick out a little farther.
To get an Octa replica with the same exact spec as OEM, both Forza and Jova can accommodate if you're willing to wait.
Just wanted to let you know that I got Land Rover Defender OEM OCTA wheels and they do not fit standard land rover defender that came with 22 inch wheels. The front caliper is pushing them out. The rear one fits just fine. Not sure if there is a way to remediate it or I just have to get aftermarket OCTA wheels.
Just wanted to let you know that I got Land Rover Defender OEM OCTA wheels and they do not fit standard land rover defender that came with 22 inch wheels. The front caliper is pushing them out. The rear one fits just fine. Not sure if there is a way to remediate it or I just have to get aftermarket OCTA wheels.
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