LAMBORGHINI HURACAN PERFORMANTE wheel

the Mimas forged alloy wheel remains one of the most popular and classic designs for the Lamborghini Huracán. While originally standard on many LP610-4 models, they are frequently used as “winter sets” or track spares for the Performante and Evo due to their robust forged construction and relatively light weight.

1. Technical Specifications

The part numbers you provided correspond to the staggered setup required for the Huracán’s mid-engine balance:

• Construction: Forged Aluminum (lighter and stronger than flow-formed or cast wheels).

• Bolt Pattern: $5 \times 112$ (Standard VW/Audi/Lamborghini).

• Center Bore: $57.1\text{ mm}$.

• Compatibility with the Performante

  • Direct Fit: Yes, these will bolt directly onto a Huracán Performante.

  • The “Logos” Factor: Note that the Performante often came with the Narziso or Logos center-lock wheels as an option. If your Performante has the Center-Lock hub, you cannot use these Mimas wheels (which are 5-lug). These are only compatible with 5-lug hub Performantes.

  • Brake Clearance: These wheels were designed specifically to clear the $380\text{ mm}$ Carbon Ceramic Brakes (CCB) found on the LP610-4 and Performante.

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  4. Verification Checklist (Buying Guide)

  In 2026, many replica Mimas wheels are on the market. To ensure these are Genuine OEM:

  • Stamping: Check the back of the spokes. You should see the Lamborghini “Raging Bull” logo, the “Made in Italy” stamp, and the specific 4T0 part numbers.

  • Weights: A genuine front Mimas wheel weighs approximately $24.5\text{ lbs}$ ($11.1\text{ kg}$), and the rear weighs approximately $28.5\text{ lbs}$ ($12.9\text{ kg}$). Replicas are usually $3\text{–}5\text{ lbs}$ heavier.

  • Runout: Given the Huracán’s high top speed, ensure the wheels are tested on a balancer for “trueness.” Even a slight $1\text{ mm}$ bend will cause steering wheel vibration at speeds over $80\text{ mph}$.