Bronze Wheels and Rims

About Bronze Wheels and Rims

Bronze is the tuner finish, and it's also the one most likely to show up a shade off what you pictured. Buy all four from the same brand and the same finish name and you'll be fine.

The same bronze carries differently on a white car than a black one, so it's worth seeing the exact finish on your paint before you commit to four. Tell us the car and you'll only see the bronze sets that clear its brakes and fenders. Want them flush? Flip on the aggressive option.

Common questions

What does a bronze finish look like in person?

Bronze runs from a light gold bronze to a deep brown one, and the brand sets the shade. A satin bronze is browner than a gloss bronze from the same brand.

How do I clean bronze wheels?

On most designs bronze is painted under clear coat, so it cleans like body paint. Anodized bronze, which some forged wheels use, is a dyed surface and it'll fade if it sits in the sun with acid cleaner on it.

Does bronze fade?

Painted bronze under clear coat holds its shade for years. Anodized bronze can lighten with sun and harsh cleaners, so keep it to pH neutral soap. Either way, buy all four from the same brand and finish name, because bronze shifts from one brand to the next.

What color car does bronze go with?

White and grey are the easy ones, and silver and black both work. On red or orange paint it fights what's already there, so it's worth seeing a photo on your color first.

Do you check fitment on bronze wheels?

Yes. Tell us the year, make and model and you'll only see the bronze wheels that clear your car's brakes and fenders, stock or aggressive.