56BZ Ampliform

Konig 56BZ Ampliform: Monoblock Bronze Wheels for Street and Track

The Konig 56BZ Ampliform is a monoblock wheel built with a tight multi-spoke face that fans out toward the lip, giving it a purposeful, motorsport-flavored look without going full mesh. As a monoblock, it's a single piece of metal, which keeps things simple and clean under a fender. It suits tuner and sport-compact builds that want an aggressive stance in a bold color. It sits within the wider Konig lineup as one of the brand's more track-leaning designs.

Sizes and fitments in stock

The 56BZ Ampliform is stocked in 17, 18 and 19 inch diameters, with widths of 8, 8.5, 9, 9.5, 10 and 10.5. Offsets run across a wide band, from a mild +20 through +23, +25, +28, +30, +32, +35, +40, +43, +44 and up to +45, so there's room to dial in poke or tuck depending on the build. Bolt patterns cover 4x100, 5x100, 5x108, 5x112, 5x114.3 and 5x120.

Concrete examples in stock include the 17x8 +40 in 5x114.3 and the same face in 17x8 +40 5x100. Stepping up, there's an 18x8.5 +43 in 5x108 and a staggered-friendly 19x8.5 +32 in 5x120. Run the numbers against your car with the fitment calculator to confirm the setup clears.

Finish

The 56BZ Ampliform comes in Gloss Bronze, a warm, glossy tone that pops against darker paint. If bronze isn't your color, browse black, gray or silver Konig options elsewhere in the range.

Price and who it suits

Pricing runs from about $290 to $511 per wheel depending on size and bolt pattern. That puts it in reach for enthusiasts building a street or track car who want a distinctive multi-spoke face and a strong color without a custom price tag. Financing is available through Affirm, Katapult, Klarna, PayPal Credit and Snap Finance at checkout — see financing for details.

How it compares in the range

The 56BZ Ampliform shares its name with the Ampliform. If you're weighing alternatives, the Hypergram runs a lighter split-spoke look, the Dekagram leans on a denser spoke count, the Hexaform takes a chunkier face, and the Backbone offers a bolder mesh style.

ThreePiece.us is an authorized Konig dealer selling 100% genuine wheels, never replicas, with free shipping on all orders and 30-day returns on unmounted wheels. Not sure a size works on your car? Call our fitment help line at 813-535-5801 or contact us.

Konig 56BZ Ampliform: Monoblock Bronze Wheels for Street and Track

The Konig 56BZ Ampliform is a monoblock wheel built with a tight multi-spoke face that fans out toward the lip, giving it a purposeful, motorsport-flavored look without going full mesh. As a monoblock, it's a single piece of metal, which keeps things simple and clean under a fender. It suits tuner and sport-compact builds that want an aggressive stance in a bold color. It sits within the wider Konig lineup as one of the brand's more track-leaning designs.

Sizes and fitments in stock

The 56BZ Ampliform is stocked in 17, 18 and 19 inch diameters, with widths of 8, 8.5, 9, 9.5, 10 and 10.5. Offsets run across a wide band, from a mild +20 through +23, +25, +28, +30, +32, +35, +40, +43, +44 and up to +45, so there's room to dial in poke or tuck depending on the build. Bolt patterns cover 4x100, 5x100, 5x108, 5x112, 5x114.3 and 5x120.

Concrete examples in stock include the 17x8 +40 in 5x114.3 and the same face in 17x8 +40 5x100. Stepping up, there's an 18x8.5 +43 in 5x108 and a staggered-friendly 19x8.5 +32 in 5x120. Run the numbers against your car with the fitment calculator to confirm the setup clears.

Finish

The 56BZ Ampliform comes in Gloss Bronze, a warm, glossy tone that pops against darker paint. If bronze isn't your color, browse black, gray or silver Konig options elsewhere in the range.

Price and who it suits

Pricing runs from about $290 to $511 per wheel depending on size and bolt pattern. That puts it in reach for enthusiasts building a street or track car who want a distinctive multi-spoke face and a strong color without a custom price tag. Financing is available through Affirm, Katapult, Klarna, PayPal Credit and Snap Finance at checkout — see financing for details.

How it compares in the range

The 56BZ Ampliform shares its name with the Ampliform. If you're weighing alternatives, the Hypergram runs a lighter split-spoke look, the Dekagram leans on a denser spoke count, the Hexaform takes a chunkier face, and the Backbone offers a bolder mesh style.

ThreePiece.us is an authorized Konig dealer selling 100% genuine wheels, never replicas, with free shipping on all orders and 30-day returns on unmounted wheels. Not sure a size works on your car? Call our fitment help line at 813-535-5801 or contact us.