Rim WheelForce 20 inches and Tire Michelin Pilot Sport 4 Low-poly 3D model

• Max 2012_Vray(PBR, metal\rough)
• Max 2012_Corona(PBR)
• obj
• mat_Vray+Corona
• Textures

Tire(Quads only) Polys - 1 568 Verts - 1 680

Size - 245/40 R20 Dimensions - D 610mm, W 267mm

Rim(Quads\tris) Polys - 3 229 Verts - 3 410

Size - 20x10,5 ET44 5X114,3 Dimensions - D 508mm, W 272mm

PBR Low Poly 3d model of car rim by German Wheel Force, 20x10,5 inches. And Michelin tire Pilot sport 4 - 245/40 R20. There is 2 meshes and 2 texture sets - first for the rim, second for the tire. This model uses the metalness PBR workflow and includes 4k png files for the following:

Rim

• Base Color
• Metalness
• Roughness
• Normal(DirectX)
• Anisotropy Angle

Tire

• Base Color
• Roughness
• Normal(DirectX)
• Height
• AO
  

Normal maps use DirectX mode, if your software works with OpenGL just invert the green channel. Marmoset uses a colored texture for the anisotropy angle, Sktchfab, Vray and Corona work fine with a monochrome texture. Vray used metalness/roughness model, instead corona used a specular/glossiness model. There is only roughness texture, so if you need glossiness map just invert the roughness texture. The metallic texture in spec/gloss model should be used as the ior map or mask for the blended material and use Base Color texture as specular(reflection) map. Model is fully unwrapped - overlapping for some details.

Originaly created in 3Ds Max 2015 Real-world scale.Units of measurement are millimeters.

All paths to the textures have been deleted.

Recommended version of Vray 4.1(Vray Next) and higher. For older versions you must use spec\gloss model. For older version then 3.1 in the material editor in the BRDF section you need to set Blinn. Recommended version of Corona 1.5 and higher

The Marmoset, Corona and Vray versions look slightly different. The preview was done with Vray and Marmoset(images with watermarks).