Konig

Konig wheels: cast, lightweight, built for the tuner crowd

Konig wheels have been a fixture in the import and sport-compact scene for decades, and the lineup ThreePiece stocks stays true to that reputation: cast monoblock designs, aggressive fitments in the popular 4x100 and 5x114.3 patterns, and colorways that lean into the enthusiast look rather than playing it safe. This is a brand known for putting real spoke design and bold finishes on wheels that don't cost a fortune. You can browse the whole Konig catalog here, but this page is about walking the range so you know what each model actually is before you shop.

Every wheel in this lineup is a one-piece cast monoblock. That keeps weight and cost down while giving Konig the freedom to run intricate spoke shapes and painted-plus-machined faces. Diameters run from a tiny 13-inch all the way to 20, so the range covers everything from autocross grip setups to street show cars.

The Konig lineup, model by model

There are a lot of models here, and the naming can look cryptic, so here's how they sort out.

Classic mesh and multi-spoke

The 24B Illusion is the retro-mesh anchor, offered in plain black or a ball-cut machined-spoke version, with sibling finishes in blue (24BB) and red (24BR) spoke accents for people who want a pop of color. The 16MB Lace is a fine-spoke lace pattern in gloss black with a machined face, and the 50MB Crown keeps that machined-face look on a broader multi-spoke crown.

Split-spoke and directional performance looks

The 102BZ Lockout is a clean split-spoke offered in gloss black or matte bronze. The 104GG Tandem runs a paired-spoke design in gloss graphite and is available in wide, low-offset sizing. The 106B Hexaform is the geometric standout, a hex-influenced spoke design that comes in matte black (106B), matte bronze (106BZ) and gloss white (106GW). The 107GB Diverge is one of the widest-covering models in the range, spanning 16 through 20 inch in gloss black.

The "gram" family: motorsport-flavored spokes

Konig runs several models that share the -gram suffix and a lightweight, track-style spoke language. The 105M Countergram pairs a hyper chrome finish with a machined lip, while the 105MB Countergram gives you matte black with the same machined lip and reaches out to an aggressive 18x11. The 47BZ Hypergram comes in gloss and race bronze; its siblings the 47MC (metallic carbon, machined lip) and 47MG (hyper grey and matte grey) widen the finish choices. Stepping up, the 110BZ Ultragram in carbon bronze metallic and the 110TM Ultragram in titanium metallic are the more premium spoke designs in this group.

Grip, autocross and small-diameter models

The 39B Dial In is a purpose-built 15-inch in a 4x100 pattern, offered in gloss black, matte grey (39MG) and gloss white (39W). The 35A Rewind and 35S Rewind cover graphite and silver machined-lip options in compact 15 and 16 inch sizes. The 48A Incident goes smallest of all, starting at 13-inch, in graphite with a machined face. The 30B Backbone and lightweight 41B Runlite (also in gold and matte grey as the 41G and 41MG) round out the value-focused end.

Bold colorways and modern faces

The 37B Oversteer is a wide-spanning model that also shows up in opal (37O), gloss red (37R) and white (37W). The 55B Myth comes in gloss black and a blue tinted clear-coat version (55BB). The 26MB Lightning and 26W Lightning bring machined-lip black and white options, and models like the 49MB Intention, 53MB Impression, 48MG Rennform and 45B Control fill out the everyday street range.

Construction and finishes

Konig builds this range as cast monoblock wheels, meaning a single piece of cast aluminum machined and finished to spec. The payoff is a strong, affordable wheel with clean spoke geometry. Finishes across the lineup lean into what enthusiasts actually ask for: matte and gloss blacks, several bronzes, greys, whites, machined faces and lips, and the occasional colored spoke accent or tinted clear-coat. If a particular finish is what you're chasing, most models carry a distinct suffix in the model code to tell the versions apart.

Price and who Konig is for

Konig sits squarely in the affordable-performance bracket. Individual wheels in this catalog run from roughly the low $100s up past $380, so a full set stays reasonable while still giving you a real, purpose-designed wheel. This is the brand for the sport-compact, hot hatch and tuner owner who wants a lighter, better-looking wheel without stepping into forged money. Browse the full range on the Konig hub or start with a specific family like Hypergram or Oversteer.

Buying Konig from ThreePiece

ThreePiece is an authorized Konig dealer, so every wheel is the genuine article backed by the manufacturer. We offer free shipping on all orders, and financing through Affirm and Katapult, as low as 0% APR, is available on our financing page. Want it ready to bolt on? Ask about mounted packages. When it's time to confirm sizing for your car, our team gives expert fitment help by phone at 813-535-5801 or through the contact page and the fitment calculator. Questions on ordering are answered on our FAQ.

Konig wheels: cast, lightweight, built for the tuner crowd

Konig wheels have been a fixture in the import and sport-compact scene for decades, and the lineup ThreePiece stocks stays true to that reputation: cast monoblock designs, aggressive fitments in the popular 4x100 and 5x114.3 patterns, and colorways that lean into the enthusiast look rather than playing it safe. This is a brand known for putting real spoke design and bold finishes on wheels that don't cost a fortune. You can browse the whole Konig catalog here, but this page is about walking the range so you know what each model actually is before you shop.

Every wheel in this lineup is a one-piece cast monoblock. That keeps weight and cost down while giving Konig the freedom to run intricate spoke shapes and painted-plus-machined faces. Diameters run from a tiny 13-inch all the way to 20, so the range covers everything from autocross grip setups to street show cars.

The Konig lineup, model by model

There are a lot of models here, and the naming can look cryptic, so here's how they sort out.

Classic mesh and multi-spoke

The 24B Illusion is the retro-mesh anchor, offered in plain black or a ball-cut machined-spoke version, with sibling finishes in blue (24BB) and red (24BR) spoke accents for people who want a pop of color. The 16MB Lace is a fine-spoke lace pattern in gloss black with a machined face, and the 50MB Crown keeps that machined-face look on a broader multi-spoke crown.

Split-spoke and directional performance looks

The 102BZ Lockout is a clean split-spoke offered in gloss black or matte bronze. The 104GG Tandem runs a paired-spoke design in gloss graphite and is available in wide, low-offset sizing. The 106B Hexaform is the geometric standout, a hex-influenced spoke design that comes in matte black (106B), matte bronze (106BZ) and gloss white (106GW). The 107GB Diverge is one of the widest-covering models in the range, spanning 16 through 20 inch in gloss black.

The "gram" family: motorsport-flavored spokes

Konig runs several models that share the -gram suffix and a lightweight, track-style spoke language. The 105M Countergram pairs a hyper chrome finish with a machined lip, while the 105MB Countergram gives you matte black with the same machined lip and reaches out to an aggressive 18x11. The 47BZ Hypergram comes in gloss and race bronze; its siblings the 47MC (metallic carbon, machined lip) and 47MG (hyper grey and matte grey) widen the finish choices. Stepping up, the 110BZ Ultragram in carbon bronze metallic and the 110TM Ultragram in titanium metallic are the more premium spoke designs in this group.

Grip, autocross and small-diameter models

The 39B Dial In is a purpose-built 15-inch in a 4x100 pattern, offered in gloss black, matte grey (39MG) and gloss white (39W). The 35A Rewind and 35S Rewind cover graphite and silver machined-lip options in compact 15 and 16 inch sizes. The 48A Incident goes smallest of all, starting at 13-inch, in graphite with a machined face. The 30B Backbone and lightweight 41B Runlite (also in gold and matte grey as the 41G and 41MG) round out the value-focused end.

Bold colorways and modern faces

The 37B Oversteer is a wide-spanning model that also shows up in opal (37O), gloss red (37R) and white (37W). The 55B Myth comes in gloss black and a blue tinted clear-coat version (55BB). The 26MB Lightning and 26W Lightning bring machined-lip black and white options, and models like the 49MB Intention, 53MB Impression, 48MG Rennform and 45B Control fill out the everyday street range.

Construction and finishes

Konig builds this range as cast monoblock wheels, meaning a single piece of cast aluminum machined and finished to spec. The payoff is a strong, affordable wheel with clean spoke geometry. Finishes across the lineup lean into what enthusiasts actually ask for: matte and gloss blacks, several bronzes, greys, whites, machined faces and lips, and the occasional colored spoke accent or tinted clear-coat. If a particular finish is what you're chasing, most models carry a distinct suffix in the model code to tell the versions apart.

Price and who Konig is for

Konig sits squarely in the affordable-performance bracket. Individual wheels in this catalog run from roughly the low $100s up past $380, so a full set stays reasonable while still giving you a real, purpose-designed wheel. This is the brand for the sport-compact, hot hatch and tuner owner who wants a lighter, better-looking wheel without stepping into forged money. Browse the full range on the Konig hub or start with a specific family like Hypergram or Oversteer.

Buying Konig from ThreePiece

ThreePiece is an authorized Konig dealer, so every wheel is the genuine article backed by the manufacturer. We offer free shipping on all orders, and financing through Affirm and Katapult, as low as 0% APR, is available on our financing page. Want it ready to bolt on? Ask about mounted packages. When it's time to confirm sizing for your car, our team gives expert fitment help by phone at 813-535-5801 or through the contact page and the fitment calculator. Questions on ordering are answered on our FAQ.