Abstract: A manufacturing method of a vehicle wheel includes forming, on a front surface of the vehicle wheel, a cutting surface having a contour shape following a target contour shape that defines the shift of a target position in the axial direction relative to a position in the radial direction. The target contour shape includes an arcuate first fillet portion, a linear first flat portion, and a recess-projection portion having a recess-projection shape in which recessed portions and projection portions are provided alternately. The width of the first flat portion in the radial direction is equal to or more than twice the amount of feed per rotation in the lathe turning but equal to or less than a first predetermined distance.

Abstract: A manufacturing method for a vehicle wheel includes an overlap cutting step in which lathe machining is performed on a design portion of the vehicle wheel at feed speed that allows cutting marks to be connected with each other in a radial direction with a first cutting depth from a given reference position, and a non-overlap cutting step in which, after the overlap cutting step, lathe machining is performed on the design portion at feed speed that allows cutting marks to be separated from each other in the radial direction with a second cutting depth from the reference position, the second cutting depth being deeper than the first cutting depth.

Abstract: A manufacturing method for a vehicle wheel includes an overlap cutting step in which lathe machining is performed on a design portion of the vehicle wheel at feed speed that allows cutting marks to be connected with each other in a radial direction with a first cutting depth from a given reference position, and a non-overlap cutting step in which, after the overlap cutting step, lathe machining is performed on the design portion at feed speed that allows cutting marks to be separated from each other in the radial direction with a second cutting depth from the reference position, the second cutting depth being deeper than the first cutting depth.