Gunmetal Wheels and Rims

About Gunmetal Wheels and Rims

Gunmetal sits between silver and black, and it's the finish that still looks clean on a car you actually drive. Brands name their own shade, so compare the exact one before you order.

Two brands' gunmetal won't be the same shade, so the finish name matters as much as the color does. Tell us the car and you'll only see the gunmetal sets that clear its brakes and fenders. Want them flush? Flip on the aggressive option.

Common questions

What does a gunmetal finish look like in person?

Gunmetal sits between silver and black: a dark grey with metallic flake in it. Brands sell it as graphite, anthracite or titanium depending on how dark theirs runs.

How do I clean gunmetal wheels?

Gunmetal is painted and clear coated, so it takes soap and water and it hides brake dust almost as well as silver does.

Gunmetal, graphite or anthracite, are they the same?

Same color here. Gunmetal, graphite and anthracite are all the dark metallic grey, and every brand names its own shade, so this page shows all three. Compare a photo of the exact finish before you order.

Does gunmetal show brake dust?

Less than black and machined finishes, a little more than silver. It's the finish that keeps looking clean the longest on a daily driver.

Do you check fitment on gunmetal wheels?

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