Antera rims

Antera wheels: Italian design with technical excellence

Antera is a long-established Italian brand specialising in high-quality alloy wheels. Since its foundation, it has been synonymous with expressive design, innovative manufacturing processes and a close link between design and automotive engineering. The wheels are aimed in particular at drivers who value an individual, sporty or elegantly progressive look.

Antera is characterised by striking spoke designs, meticulously finished surfaces and, in some cases, particularly deep or concave wheel shapes. This makes the alloy wheels particularly suitable for modern passenger cars, high-performance saloons, coupés and SUVs.

History and Italian heritage

Antera was founded in Milan in 1991 by Marco Muzzarelli. Over the following decades, the brand developed into an internationally renowned supplier of Italian-designed alloy wheels. In 2024, Antera became part of the GMP Group – also an Italian company – which specialises in the development and manufacture of alloy wheels for the European aftermarket.

The wheels are developed and manufactured entirely in Italy. Modern production processes enable complex shapes, narrow spokes and weight-optimised designs. In addition to the visual design, technical criteria such as load-bearing capacity, stability, heat dissipation and vehicle-specific fit are taken into account.

Antera wheels: product range and well-known models

The current range comprises alloy wheels for numerous cars and SUVs. Depending on the model, sizes ranging from approximately 18 to 23 inches are available, as well as various rim widths and bolt circles. Well-known model series include:

The range of finishes extends from Silver Ice and Bronze to Grey, Satin Champagne and gloss Black. Several variants also feature high-gloss machined or polished surfaces, which create a striking contrast to the base colour. Numerous versions are also suitable for winter use.

Before purchasing, wheel size, bolt circle, offset, centre bore, wheel load and approval documents must be checked against the vehicle’s technical specifications.