Spinning is one of an incremental forming process method, which requires low load, simple equipment and thus has a long tool life. Therefore, it is widely used in manufacturing rims of vehicle wheels. However, the influence of parameters, such as geometry and feed of the spinning tool on the process as well the spun results has not yet been systematically investigated. This article is thus aimed to have a glimpse into the effect of the spinning tool parameters in focus on its diameter, angle of attack, nose radius, and feed by applying the explicit code of the commercial finite element analysis software LS-DYNA. Preliminary results show that geometric parameters such as the diameter, angle of attack and nose radius of spinning tools have no significant effect on the spinning load. However, the greater the axial feed, the greater the spinning load, and the more pronounced the flaring at the tube end.