Raceline 8x180 wheels bring the brand's heavy-duty truck and SUV designs to the 8x180 bolt pattern, the eight-lug spacing used by modern full-size GM trucks and SUVs. This collection gathers the Raceline models built to run 8x180, covering rugged satin and matte black off-road styles alongside bronze, gunmetal, machined and chrome options. Every set ships with free shipping on every order, and financing is available through Affirm.
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Why 8x180 Raceline wheels matter
Raceline has been family owned since 1996 and is the official wheel of King of the Hammers, with a lineup built around performance-driven technology and a wide range of truck and SUV fitments. The 8x180 pattern is one of the larger eight-lug specs, so the models offered here are drawn from Raceline's heavier-duty designs rather than its passenger-car styles. If you want to compare nearby eight-lug options, the closely related Raceline 8x165.1 wheels and Raceline 8x170 wheels pages cover the other common heavy-duty patterns.
Which models & finishes are offered in 8x180
Several of Raceline's truck and SUV designs list 8x180 among their drilled patterns. Satin black workhorses include the 947B Scout, 950B Gauge, 948B Split, 951B Ryno, 953B Krank, 944B Outlander, 956B Compass and 957B Halo. The 930B Shift and 931B Injector add their own takes, with the 931B Injector also available in Matte Black. Bronze fans can look at the 951BZ Ryno, 953BZ Krank and 946BZ Boost, while Gunmetal shows up on the 946G Boost. Chrome appears on the 940C Hostage, and milled-accent looks come from the 954M Stryker (Satin Black and Milled) and 940M Hostage (Black and Milled). The 935-series Defender is offered across Satin Black, Bronze and Gunmetal in its 935B, 935BZ and 935G versions. Prefer to see one shade across the whole brand? Browse Black Raceline wheels, Bronze Raceline wheels or Chrome Raceline wheels. Each of these is a monoblock (one-piece cast) design.
Fitment coverage
The 8x180 spec is most associated with newer GM 2500/3500-class trucks and full-size SUVs. Many 8x180 models are drilled in larger diameters such as 17, 18 and 20 inches, so the 17" Raceline wheels, 18" Raceline wheels and 20" Raceline wheels pages help you sort by size. Because these same designs are typically drilled in several patterns, you can cross-shop other heavy-duty fitments like 8x165.1, 5x150, 6x135 and 6x139.7 if your truck uses one of those instead. Always confirm your vehicle's exact bolt pattern, hub bore and offset before ordering.
How to choose your 8x180 Raceline wheels
Start with diameter and the look you're after: a dark, low-key build points toward Satin Black designs like the Scout or Gauge, while milled and machined faces such as the Stryker or Hostage add contrast. Bronze and gunmetal finishes give a warmer, modern tone on the Boost and Defender. Match the offset and width to your tire and suspension setup, then verify load rating for towing or hauling. To explore the broader range and other patterns, see the full Raceline lineup.
Frequently Asked Questions
Which Raceline models come in 8x180? Designs offered in this pattern include the 947B Scout, 950B Gauge, 948B Split, 951B Ryno, 953B Krank, 944B Outlander, 956B Compass, 957B Halo, 930B Shift, 931B Injector, 940C/940M Hostage, 954M Stryker, the 946 Boost variants and the 935-series Defender, among others.
What finishes can I get in 8x180? Options span Satin Black and Matte Black, Bronze, Gunmetal, Chrome, plus milled looks such as Satin Black and Milled and Black and Milled, depending on the model you choose.
What vehicles typically use 8x180? The 8x180 pattern is commonly found on newer full-size GM heavy-duty trucks and SUVs. Confirm your truck's bolt pattern, hub bore and offset before ordering.