Black RTX wheels span nearly the entire RTX lineup, from deep gloss to muted satin and matte, with hundreds of fitments across cars, crossovers, and trucks. Whether you want a clean monochrome look or a two-tone black-and-machined face, the black finish family is the most versatile way to build a factory-plus stance. Every wheel here ships free, with financing available through Affirm.
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Why black RTX wheels work on almost anything
Black is the default upgrade for a reason: it hides brake dust, sharpens spoke detail, and pairs with any paint color. RTX builds these designs as cast aluminum alloy monoblock wheels, a one-piece construction that balances strength and value for both street and light-duty use. The shade you pick changes the mood entirely, so it helps to see the range side by side. If black feels too dark for your build, the gray RTX wheels, silver RTX wheels, and bronze RTX wheels pages carry lighter alternatives, while chrome RTX wheels and red RTX wheels add contrast accents.
Which models and black finishes to expect
The black family covers straightforward Gloss Black, Satin Black, and Matte Black, plus machined and milled treatments such as Black Machined, Gloss Black Machined, Satin Black Milled, and Black With Machined Lip. Street and touring designs include the Black Widow (offered in Gloss Black, Satin Black, Hyper Black, Black Machined and more), the Venom, the Spider, and the RS01. Truck and off-road picks such as the Claw, Zion, and Valhalla lean into milled edges and rivet details.
Popular black picks
A clean 19-inch monoblock like the RTX AC01 5x114.3 19x8 +45 Gloss Black suits many sedans, while the RTX Arai 5x114.3 17x7 +42 Gloss Black and RTX Asan 18x7.5 +40 Gloss Black cover compact and mid-size fitments. For a two-tone face, the RTX Aspen 18x8 +35 Black Machined and RTX Arsenic 5x100 17x7 +42 Black Machined add machined contrast.
Fitment coverage
Black RTX wheels are made in diameters from 14 up to 22, so there is a size for everything from a compact commuter to a full-size truck. The most common car bolt patterns are 5x114.3, 5x112 (typical of many European platforms), 5x108, 5x100, 5x120, and 5x127. Truck and SUV fitments include 6x139.7 and 6x135, alongside heavy-duty 8-lug options on models like the MineX and Thunder. Sizing by wheel diameter is easy too: browse 17-inch, 18-inch, 19-inch, and 20-inch RTX wheels.
How to choose your black finish
Start with your bolt pattern and diameter, then pick a shade. Gloss Black reads bold and reflective, Satin Black is a middle ground that stays clean, and Matte Black on designs like the Munich gives the most understated look. Want a little life in the face? Machined and milled versions on the Valkyrie and Zion break up the black with a metallic edge. Confirm offset and width against your vehicle before ordering to keep tire clearance correct.
Frequently Asked Questions
What black finishes do RTX wheels come in?
Options include Gloss Black, Satin Black, Matte Black, and two-tone treatments such as Black Machined, Gloss Black Machined, Satin Black Milled, and Black With Machined Lip, depending on the model.
Which bolt patterns are available in black RTX wheels?
Common fitments include 5x114.3, 5x112, 5x108, 5x100, 5x120, and 5x127 for cars, plus 6x139.7, 6x135, and 8-lug patterns for trucks and SUVs.
How are these RTX wheels built?
The black-finish RTX models here are cast aluminum alloy monoblock (one-piece) wheels.