Gunmetal Wheels and Rims

About Gunmetal Wheels and Rims

Gunmetal sits between silver and black: a dark grey with a metallic flake, sometimes sold as graphite, anthracite or titanium depending on the brand and how dark it runs. Gunmetal on a 3 Series, an A4 or a Model 3 changes the car more than any other single part, and the finish name matters as much as the color, because two brands' gunmetal are two different shades.

Gunmetal is painted and clear coated, so it takes soap and water and hides brake dust almost as well as silver. The site carries wheels from 14 to 30 inch across 41 bolt patterns, and the gunmetal designs sit inside that range. Pick your car and the page keeps only the gunmetal sets that clear its brakes and fenders, with the aggressive stance option if you want them flush.

Common questions

Gunmetal, graphite or anthracite, are they the same?

Close, not the same. Gunmetal is the middle grey with flake. Graphite runs darker. Anthracite is darker still, almost black in shade. Each brand names its own shade, so compare a photo of the exact finish before you buy.

Does gunmetal show brake dust?

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

Do you check fitment on gunmetal wheels?

Yes. Pick your year, make and model and the page filters to the gunmetal wheels that clear your car's brakes and fenders, stock or aggressive.