Zeekr Forged Wheels in Singapore: A Fitment Guide for 7X, X, 009 and 001 Owners
Zeekr is now a familiar sight on Singapore roads, and owners have started asking a sensible question: which forged wheels genuinely fit, and how do I know before I buy? The answer starts with data, not with a wheel design.
This guide walks through the factory fitment figures published for the Zeekr 7X, X, 009 and 001, explains what those numbers mean when you move to a forged wheel, and shows why one detail (the bolt pattern and center bore) has to be confirmed against your specific car before anything is made.
Key Takeaways
Factory rim sizes across the Zeekr range run from 18 inch to 22 inch, with offsets between ET40 and ET48, according to Wheel-Size.com.
Zeekr models are heavy. The 7X has a listed kerb weight of 2,280 to 2,475 kg, so wheel strength matters more than it would on a comparable petrol car.
Wheel-Size.com does not list bolt pattern (PCD) or center bore for these Zeekr models. Both must be confirmed for your exact car.
Fitment data varies by model, year and sales region, so the model name alone is not enough to order a wheel.
A forged wheel should be specified to your car, then checked for offset, width and brake clearance before production.
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What Zeekr owners in Singapore are actually asking
Most owners researching Zeekr forged wheels want three things confirmed: that the wheel is genuinely forged, that it will fit their car without rubbing or hub problems, and that it can carry the weight of an EV. Zeekr Singapore currently lists the 7X and 009 on its local site, and the X and 001 are also on the road, so owners of different models need different answers.
That is why a generic "Zeekr wheel" page is not much use. The four models below use different rim sizes and offsets, and the right forged wheel for one is the wrong wheel for another.
Zeekr wheel fitment data from Wheel-Size.com
The table below uses only data published by Wheel-Size.com. Rim size is width in inches by diameter in inches, followed by offset in millimetres.
Model | Variant | Original rim size | Other listed sizes |
Zeekr X (2023 to 2027) | RWD 268 hp, AWD 422 hp | 7.5Jx18 ET47, 7.5Jx19 ET47 | 8Jx20 ET47 |
Zeekr 009 (2022 to 2027) | AWD 778 hp | 8Jx19 ET45.5, 9Jx20 ET46 | None listed |
Zeekr 7X Facelift (2025 to 2027) | RWD 496 hp, 4WD 784 hp | 8.5Jx19 ET43.5 | 9Jx20 ET43.5, 9Jx21 ET43.5 |
Zeekr 001 Facelift (2023 to 2027) | RWD 416 hp | 8Jx19 ET45 | 8.5Jx21 ET40, 9.5Jx22 ET48 |
Source: Wheel-Size.com Zeekr X, 009, 7X Facelift and 001, pages updated in 2026.
Two details in this data are worth noting. First, the 001 lists a staggered 22 inch setup for its top variant, with 265/40R22 tires at the front and 295/35R22 at the rear. A staggered car needs two different wheel specifications, not one. Second, the 7X Facelift lists 8.5J and 9J widths, while the X sits at 7.5J to 8J. Wider factory rims usually mean more room to work with, but they also mean less margin before a wider forged wheel begins to contact the arch or suspension.
A note on regions. Wheel-Size.com tags fitment by sales region. The 009 603 hp AWD variant and the X list Southeast Asia among their regions. The 7X Facelift page I reviewed is tagged China only, and the original 2024 to 2025 7X generation was not available to me at the time of writing. If you own a Singapore-delivered 7X, treat the figures above as a starting reference and confirm them against your car.
Why the missing bolt pattern and center bore matter
Here is the part most fitment pages skip. On every Zeekr page reviewed, Wheel-Size.com leaves the bolt pattern (PCD), center bore and thread size fields blank. Those three values decide whether a wheel can physically mount to the hub.
The center bore is the hole in the middle of the wheel that sits over the hub. The Pitch Circle Diameter (PCD) is the diameter of the circle through the stud or bolt holes. If either is wrong, the wheel does not seat correctly. A forged wheel is machined to order, so getting these right at the specification stage is far cheaper than discovering an error afterwards.
This is a good reason to be careful with any wheel seller who quotes a Zeekr fitment without asking for your model, year and market. For a wheel made by forging, the figures should be confirmed for your car first. You can read more about how these measurements work in our guide to offset and PCD.
Not sure what your car needs? Send us your car for fitment and we will confirm the specification with you before anything is made.
Why weight changes what a forged wheel needs to do
Zeekr's electric SUVs are heavy. Wikipedia lists the 7X's kerb weight at 2,280 to 2,475 kg, and instant motor torque puts extra stress on each wheel at launch. That combination is why construction matters.
A forged wheel starts as a solid billet of 6061-T6 aluminium that is shaped under pressure, which aligns the grain structure and produces a denser, stronger part than casting. Lower rotational mass also reduces the load the drivetrain has to spin up. For the detail, see our page on forging and materials and our post on why forged wheels suit EVs.
Strength claims should be backed by testing. In Japan, alloy wheels for passenger cars must meet the JWL standard, a set of requirements set by the country's transport ministry, and the Vehicle Inspection Association (VIA) offers independent third-party verification. When you compare wheels, ask which standard a wheel was tested to and whether that testing was done for the load your car actually carries. We explain this in more detail in the truth about test standards.
How a forged Zeekr wheel is specified
A forged wheel for a Zeekr is worked out in a fixed order:
Confirm the car. Model, year, variant and market, because fitment changes with each.
Confirm hub data. Bolt pattern, center bore and thread size for that car.
Choose diameter and width. Within the range the factory data supports.
Set the offset. So the face position keeps clearance to the arch and suspension.
Check brake clearance. Especially on the higher output variants.
Pick the design and finish. Only after the numbers are settled.
Most owners begin at step six. Beginning at step one is what keeps the wheel from being the wrong wheel. You can browse the full range of forged wheel designs, including the Aero Series, which is designed around EV efficiency, and the Precision Series. For a worked example of this process on another EV, see our Tesla Model Y fitment page.
Aura Forged quotes wheels per fitment rather than from a fixed price list. How that works is covered in our ordering process, and if something needs attention afterwards, our warranty and support pages explain what to expect.
Own a Zeekr? Message us to check availability for your car and we will start with a free fitment consultation.
Frequently Asked Questions
What size wheels fit a Zeekr?
Factory rims listed by Wheel-Size.com range from 18 to 22 inch across the X, 009, 7X and 001, with offsets between ET40 and ET48. The right size depends on your model, year and variant, so confirm before ordering.
What is the bolt pattern for a Zeekr?
Wheel-Size.com does not list the bolt pattern or center bore for these Zeekr models. Do not rely on a guess. Send us your model and year and we will confirm the hub data for your car.
Are forged wheels better for a Zeekr?
Zeekr EVs are heavy, with the 7X listed at 2,280 to 2,475 kg. A forged 6061-T6 wheel offers high strength at lower weight than a comparable cast wheel, which suits the load and torque of an EV.
Do Singapore Zeekrs use the same wheel specs as China models?
Not always. Wheel-Size.com tags fitment by sales region, and data can differ by market and generation. Confirm the specification for your Singapore-delivered car rather than relying on another market's figures.
Can I get a free fitment consultation for my Zeekr?
Yes. Send us your Zeekr model, year and variant and we will confirm fitment data, offset and clearance for your car before any wheel is made.
Ready to check your Zeekr? Send us your car for fitment and tell us your model and year.
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References
Wheel-Size.com, Zeekr X 2023 to 2027 fitment, Zeekr 009 2026 fitment, Zeekr 7X Facelift 2025 to 2027 fitment and Zeekr 001 2025 fitment, accessed September 2026.
Wikipedia, Zeekr 7X, kerb weight and market launch details, accessed September 2026.
Wikipedia, JWL standard, Japan Light Alloy Wheel standard set by Japan's Ministry of Land, Infrastructure, Transport and Tourism.
Zeekr Singapore, official site, current model lineup.
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