Blue Konig Wheels
Blue Konig wheels bring a distinctive splash of color to a lineup best known for lightweight, tuner-inspired designs. The blue-toned options here come from the way Konig applies a tinted clear-coat over a gloss black base and, in one case, a factory blue-and-machine two-tone — giving you deep, light-reactive color rather than a flat painted shade. If you want something bolder than the usual black or silver, this is where the full Konig lineup gets interesting.
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Why the blue finish stands out
Konig describes its colored accent wheels as developed with a tinted clear coat, noting that the appearance can shift depending on available light. That means a blue Konig can read nearly black in shade and light up vividly in direct sun — a genuinely different look from a solid paint. It pairs especially well on darker cars where the tint reads as a subtle shimmer, or on lighter builds where it pops. For shoppers cross-shopping colors, it slots neatly between the stealth of black Konig wheels and warmer tones like bronze or red.
Which models & blue options
Three designs carry the blue look. The Myth — a split 5-spoke — is offered in Gloss Black with Blue Tinted Clear-coat, also cataloged as the 55BB Myth. The Illusion, a 10-spoke with ball-cut spoke edges, comes in a Black/Ball Cut Blue treatment. The Lightning carries a straight Blue/Machine Lip finish that shows the color across the face with a bright machined outer. Each of these is a monoblock (one-piece cast) wheel. If your build leans darker, the same Myth and Illusion shapes also appear in red-tinted and machined variations.
Fitment coverage
The blue-finish designs cover common front- and rear-drive tuner platforms. The Myth spans 16–19 inch diameters in 5x100, 5x108, 5x112 and 5x114.3, making it a fit for many Honda, Subaru, Nissan and Toyota applications. The Illusion runs 15, 17 and 18 inch in 4x100, 5x100 and 5x114.3 — great for MINI, older Civics and 5-lug swaps. The Lightning is a 14–17 inch design in 4x100 and 5x100. For color-specific searches like an 18-inch Konig in blue, the Myth and Illusion both reach that size; smaller builds can look at 16-inch and 17-inch options. You can also browse by bolt pattern via 5x112 and 5x108 pages.
How to choose
Start with your bolt pattern and diameter, then confirm width and offset against your fenders. If you want maximum color impact, the Lightning's solid Blue/Machine Lip shows the most blue; if you prefer a stealthy look that reveals color in sunlight, the tinted-clear Myth or Illusion is the move. Cross-shop finishes you're unsure about — many buyers compare blue against gray, silver, white and titanium before deciding. A popular 18-inch reference point is the Konig 55BB Myth 5x108 18x8 +43 Gloss Black With Blue Tinted Clear-coat. Every order ships free, and financing is available through Affirm.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is the blue a painted finish or a tint? On the Myth and Illusion, the blue is a tinted clear-coat applied over gloss black, so its shade shifts with available light. The Lightning uses a solid Blue/Machine Lip finish instead.
Which blue Konig comes in 18 inch? Both the Myth (55BB) and the Illusion reach 18-inch diameters, including 5x114.3 applications popular on cars like the Lancer.
Are these one-piece wheels? Yes — the Myth, Illusion and Lightning blue-finish designs are all monoblock (single-piece cast) construction.