Bentley Bentayga Alloy Wheel Set 22 Inch 36A601025AN

Genuine Bentley Bentayga 22-Inch Alloy Wheel Set

Part Number: 36A601025AN

The 36A601025AN is a premium 22-inch alloy wheel designed for the First Generation Bentley Bentayga (2016–2020). This specific part number is most commonly associated with the 5-Spoke Directional design, a hallmark of Bentley’s “Styling Specification” and “Mulliner Driving Specification.”

Technical Specifications

• Diameter: 22 Inches

• Width: 10J

• Offset: ET28

• Bolt Pattern (PCD): 5 x 130 mm

• Center Bore: 71.6 mm

• Common Finishes: * Gloss Black: Often found on Blackline or Speed models.

  • Silver Painted: The standard high-luxury finish.

  • Black with Polished Face: Provides a high-contrast, “jeweled” look.

Key Design Features

• Directional Engineering: These wheels are “handed,” meaning the spokes curve in a specific direction for the left and right sides of the vehicle to optimize airflow and visual symmetry.

• Forged Strength: Most 22-inch Bentley wheels in the 36A series utilize a forged or high-pressure cast aluminum construction, offering extreme durability for the Bentayga’s weight while maintaining a precise balance.

• Compatibility: While designed for the 2016–2020 models, these wheels generally fit the 2021+ Facelift models as well, though the center cap style may differ.

Important Notes for Buyers

• The “AN” Suffix: Part number suffixes are critical. While 36A601025AN typically refers to the black or polished directional style, always verify the exact color code (e.g., Beluga Black vs. Silver) with your dealer or seller.

• TPMS & Center Caps: New sets typically do not include the Tire Pressure Monitoring Sensors (TPMS) or center caps unless explicitly stated. You will likely need to transfer these from your old wheels or purchase them separately.

• Recommended Tires: The factory-recommended tire size for these 22-inch rims is 285/40 ZR22, typically using the Pirelli P Zero (B1) which is specifically tuned for Bentley’s noise and weight requirements.

Expert Fitment Check: Because these wheels are directional, ensure you have two “Left” and two “Right” wheels in your set. A common mistake in the used market is selling a set of four identical wheels, which will look “backwards” on one side of the car.