Silver Wheels and Rims

About Silver Wheels and Rims

Silver looks like it came on the car, which is exactly why some people want it. It's also the best of these at hiding brake dust, because the dust is grey on grey.

Two brands' silver 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 silver sets that clear its brakes and fenders. Want them flush? Flip on the aggressive option.

Common questions

What does a silver finish look like in person?

Silver is the closest thing here to a factory wheel: painted silver, usually under a clear coat. Hyper silver is the darker, more metallic version of it.

How do I clean silver wheels?

Painted silver hides brake dust better than any other finish and it takes the same soap as body paint. Hyper silver is a thin tinted clear over a bright base, so it wants a softer brush than you'd use elsewhere.

Silver or hyper silver?

Plain silver is flat and factory looking. Hyper silver is smoked and mirror like, darker at rest and bright in the sun. It's the harder of the two to touch up, so it suits a garaged set better than a winter one.

Does silver hide brake dust?

Better than black, bronze or a machined face, because the dust is grey on grey. A weekly rinse keeps it that way.

Do you check fitment on silver wheels?

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