Moto Metal

Moto Metal wheels: built for trucks, SUVs and muscle

Moto Metal wheels have been a fixture on lifted trucks, big SUVs and street rides for years, and they earned that reputation by doing one thing well: giving hard-driven vehicles an aggressive, unapologetic look at a price working guys can actually swing. The line is broad and bold - deep concave faces, milled spokes, mean matte and chrome finishes. If you want a wheel that reads tough from across the lot, this is the catalog to walk. Every model in the Moto Metal lineup we carry is a cast monoblock, so you're getting one solid piece of aluminum, not a bolted-together assembly.

The Moto Metal lineup, model by model

Moto Metal organizes its catalog into number families, and each family has its own attitude. Here's how the models we stock differ from their siblings. Note this is a big line - the numbers below reflect what we see across a large sample of visible SKUs, so treat it as a strong overview rather than a complete count of every part number.

MO200 series - the chrome-lip statement wheels

The MO200, MO201 and MO202 are the two-tone, chrome-lip trio. All three run a gloss black milled or machined center wrapped by a chrome lip, in 20s and 22s. The differences are in the spoke pattern and the center treatment - the MO202 swaps the milled center for a machined face against the same chrome lip. These are the dress-up wheels of the line, and they start right around $245.

MO400 series - the wide, deep polished wheels

This is where things get serious. The MO400, MO401, MO402, MO403 and MO404 are the deep-lip, wide-body wheels built for lifted trucks running big negative offsets. They come in gloss black milled or full polished, and they climb into 24-inch diameters and 14-inch widths. This is also the top end on price - the MO403 lands around $714 in polished.

MO800 series - the named performers

The 800s carry the memorable names. The MO800 Deep Six and MO801 Phantom anchor the group with gloss black milled and tinted finishes - the Deep Six offers a satin black with bronze tint, the Phantom a gloss black with gray tint. The MO802 runs the widest bolt-pattern coverage in the family. From there you get the MO803 Banshee in chrome, the MO804 Spider, the MO805 with its red-tint option, the MO806, the MO807 in gloss black with a red-tint machined variant, the MO808 Sniper, the MO809 Stinger and the MO810 Legacy, which drops down to 17- and 18-inch sizes for a more classic truck stance.

MO900 series - the deep bench

The 900s are the largest family in the line and cover the widest range of sizes and prices. The MO909 Skull is the character piece, a gloss black machined-face design starting under $200. The MO951 and MO962 are the workhorses, offered across the most sizes - the MO962 spans 17 through 24 inches and adds a PVD center and satin gray milled to its chrome and milled options. Rounding out the group are the MO950, MO955, MO956, MO957, MO959 and MO961 - a mix of chrome, matte black and machined faces that includes some of the most affordable wheels in the whole catalog.

Construction and finishes

Every Moto Metal wheel we carry is a cast monoblock - a single piece of aluminum, simple and durable, which is a big part of how the brand keeps prices where they are. Finishes run the full range: straight chrome, gloss black milled and machined, matte and satin blacks, full polished, and a handful of tinted looks - gray, red and bronze - plus two-tone chrome-lip and PVD-center treatments on select models. Between the finish and the spoke design, there's a Moto Metal look for a blacked-out build, a polished show truck or a factory-plus daily.

Price and who it's for

Moto Metal is value-forward aggressive styling. In this catalog wheels run from about $99 up past $1,000, with most of the popular truck sizes landing in the $200-$300 range. If you want bold looks and monoblock toughness without paying forged-wheel money, this is the brand. It suits truck and SUV owners, lifted rigs and anyone who wants presence over polish-shop pricing.

Buying Moto Metal from ThreePiece

We're an authorized Moto Metal dealer, so every wheel is the real deal with full warranty backing. We offer free shipping on all orders, and financing through Affirm and Katapult, as low as 0% APR. Want your wheels ready to bolt on? Ask about our mounted packages. Not sure which size and offset is right for your rig? That's what our fitment calculator and our team are for - get expert fitment help by phone at 813-535-5801 or reach us through the contact page. Questions about ordering are answered on our FAQ. Browse the full Moto Metal collection or the wider new wheels catalog to compare.

Moto Metal wheels: built for trucks, SUVs and muscle

Moto Metal wheels have been a fixture on lifted trucks, big SUVs and street rides for years, and they earned that reputation by doing one thing well: giving hard-driven vehicles an aggressive, unapologetic look at a price working guys can actually swing. The line is broad and bold - deep concave faces, milled spokes, mean matte and chrome finishes. If you want a wheel that reads tough from across the lot, this is the catalog to walk. Every model in the Moto Metal lineup we carry is a cast monoblock, so you're getting one solid piece of aluminum, not a bolted-together assembly.

The Moto Metal lineup, model by model

Moto Metal organizes its catalog into number families, and each family has its own attitude. Here's how the models we stock differ from their siblings. Note this is a big line - the numbers below reflect what we see across a large sample of visible SKUs, so treat it as a strong overview rather than a complete count of every part number.

MO200 series - the chrome-lip statement wheels

The MO200, MO201 and MO202 are the two-tone, chrome-lip trio. All three run a gloss black milled or machined center wrapped by a chrome lip, in 20s and 22s. The differences are in the spoke pattern and the center treatment - the MO202 swaps the milled center for a machined face against the same chrome lip. These are the dress-up wheels of the line, and they start right around $245.

MO400 series - the wide, deep polished wheels

This is where things get serious. The MO400, MO401, MO402, MO403 and MO404 are the deep-lip, wide-body wheels built for lifted trucks running big negative offsets. They come in gloss black milled or full polished, and they climb into 24-inch diameters and 14-inch widths. This is also the top end on price - the MO403 lands around $714 in polished.

MO800 series - the named performers

The 800s carry the memorable names. The MO800 Deep Six and MO801 Phantom anchor the group with gloss black milled and tinted finishes - the Deep Six offers a satin black with bronze tint, the Phantom a gloss black with gray tint. The MO802 runs the widest bolt-pattern coverage in the family. From there you get the MO803 Banshee in chrome, the MO804 Spider, the MO805 with its red-tint option, the MO806, the MO807 in gloss black with a red-tint machined variant, the MO808 Sniper, the MO809 Stinger and the MO810 Legacy, which drops down to 17- and 18-inch sizes for a more classic truck stance.

MO900 series - the deep bench

The 900s are the largest family in the line and cover the widest range of sizes and prices. The MO909 Skull is the character piece, a gloss black machined-face design starting under $200. The MO951 and MO962 are the workhorses, offered across the most sizes - the MO962 spans 17 through 24 inches and adds a PVD center and satin gray milled to its chrome and milled options. Rounding out the group are the MO950, MO955, MO956, MO957, MO959 and MO961 - a mix of chrome, matte black and machined faces that includes some of the most affordable wheels in the whole catalog.

Construction and finishes

Every Moto Metal wheel we carry is a cast monoblock - a single piece of aluminum, simple and durable, which is a big part of how the brand keeps prices where they are. Finishes run the full range: straight chrome, gloss black milled and machined, matte and satin blacks, full polished, and a handful of tinted looks - gray, red and bronze - plus two-tone chrome-lip and PVD-center treatments on select models. Between the finish and the spoke design, there's a Moto Metal look for a blacked-out build, a polished show truck or a factory-plus daily.

Price and who it's for

Moto Metal is value-forward aggressive styling. In this catalog wheels run from about $99 up past $1,000, with most of the popular truck sizes landing in the $200-$300 range. If you want bold looks and monoblock toughness without paying forged-wheel money, this is the brand. It suits truck and SUV owners, lifted rigs and anyone who wants presence over polish-shop pricing.

Buying Moto Metal from ThreePiece

We're an authorized Moto Metal dealer, so every wheel is the real deal with full warranty backing. We offer free shipping on all orders, and financing through Affirm and Katapult, as low as 0% APR. Want your wheels ready to bolt on? Ask about our mounted packages. Not sure which size and offset is right for your rig? That's what our fitment calculator and our team are for - get expert fitment help by phone at 813-535-5801 or reach us through the contact page. Questions about ordering are answered on our FAQ. Browse the full Moto Metal collection or the wider new wheels catalog to compare.