Niche wheels and rims

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Niche is the luxury sport brand you've seen on a Mustang GT, bronze finish, staggered, sitting flush. The Misano is what people search first. It's a split five spoke, and it's drilled for so many patterns that the same face turns up on a GTI and on a Cayenne.

Niche at a glance

Makes
79 wheels
Designs
34: Adria, Altair, Amalfi, Arrow, Calabria 5, Calabria 6, DFS and Essen among others
Finishes
79 named, mostly black, machined and gunmetal
Construction
flow formed
Diameters
17 to 26 inch
Widths
8 to 13 inch
Bolt patterns
15: 5x112, 5x114.3, 5x120, 5x115, 5x108, 6x135, 6x139.7, 5x127, 5x130 and 5x100 among others
Price from
$220 per wheel
Ships in
2 to 7 days

About Niche wheels and rims

Want more concave at the rear? Take the Methos. Want mesh? The Gamma, and it comes in six lug too, so a Tahoe can wear the same family. The street designs are cast monoblocks, which is where the value sits. There's a forged program above them, built to order, if you want custom widths.

Finishes lean matte bronze and anthracite, with machined faces if you want the two tone. Running a stagger? That's where these go wrong, because a wide rear and a big brake don't always agree. Pick the front and the rear separately and each one comes back against your caliper and your fender.

Common questions

Are Niche wheels forged or cast
The street line is cast. One piece, low pressure, and that's why it's priced where it is rather than where a forged wheel sits. Want custom widths? There's a forged series machined to order, and that's a different conversation on price and on lead time.
What Niche wheel fits a Mustang GT
Most of the line comes in 5x114.3, which is the drilling a Mustang uses, and the usual setup is staggered. The brake option is what catches people out, so set yours up top and the tight ones won't be on the list.