White Wheels and Rims

About White Wheels and Rims

White is a gloss painted finish on most designs and a satin pearl on a few, and it is the finish that shows every mark. White on a Civic, a WRX or a GR86 changes the car more than any other single part, and the finish name matters as much as the color, because two brands' white are two different shades.

White wheels show brake dust, tar and curb rash first. A weekly wash with pH neutral soap keeps them white, and a sealant makes the dust rinse off instead of sticking. The site carries wheels from 14 to 30 inch across 41 bolt patterns, and the white designs sit inside that range. Pick your car and the page keeps only the white sets that clear its brakes and fenders, with the aggressive stance option if you want them flush.

Common questions

Do white wheels stay white?

They do if they are washed weekly. Brake dust bakes onto a white face in a few weeks of heat and turns it grey, and once it bakes on it takes a clay bar to lift.

What car does white go with?

Black, red, blue and grey. White on white only works with a body color match, which is rare between a paint code and a wheel finish.

Do you check fitment on white wheels?

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