BBS CH-R

Long, filigree spokes and an especially small central area give the BBS CH-R wheel a striking look.

The shape of the dynamic lightweight wheel alone suggests a close relationship to motor racing, and this is confirmed by the performance – palpable in every turn of the wheel! The 'Motorsport' laser engraving in the center of the wheel emphasize this connection, too. 

The CH-R wheel is produced by low pressure casting and available in the color variations brilliant silver, satin black and satin titanium. 

In addition to that BBS also launched a special edition: the BBS CH-R Nürburgring Edition. With its red 'Nürburgring Edition' laser engraving in the center of the wheel and its red stainless-steel rim protector the wheel is an unique eye-catcher. The BBS CH-R wheel is available in the dimensions 18 to 20 inches and has a german ABE (general operating licenses) for many vehicles.

Due to the flow-forming process both the density of the material and the strength are increased. The finished wheel is thereby more stable and lightweight. Due to the environmentally friendly multi-layer lacquer finish, BBS ensures unlimited winter suitability for all BBS wheel models. Therefore the scrath and corrosion resistance of the wheels is increased.

About BBS

A passion for motor racing and the pursuit of perfection – that is the common thread that runs through the success story of BBS. It all began in 1970 when Heinrich Baumgartner and Klaus Brand founded the company in Schiltach, Germany.

The three-letter acronym quickly grew to become an established name in motor sport and a popular brand among car drivers around the world who share a passion for quality and design. The BBS legend was born!

All BBS wheels are manufactured to the highest standards in germany. Each individual BBS product is the result of state-of-the-art engineering and the most innovative production methods. But it is also the essence of more than 40 years of experience in international motor sport and close cooperation with distinguished automobile manufacturers and European universities.