Black Rock

Black Rock wheels are the honest, no-nonsense side of the aftermarket - simple cast monoblock designs built for trucks, Jeeps and daily drivers that see real dirt. The line leans hard into the classic steel-wheel look done in aluminum: eight-spoke Soft 8s, D-Windows and slotted Blackjacks that trade flash for toughness and a fair price. You'll find the complete range on the Black Rock hub, and this page walks the lineup model by model so you know exactly what each one is before you dig into fitment.

What Black Rock wheels are known for

Black Rock keeps it plain: cast monoblock construction, mostly black finishes, patterns that cover the trucks and Jeeps people actually wheel. There's no bolt-together three-piece here and no forged flex - these are workhorse wheels priced for real budgets, from roughly $43 for hardware up to $294 for the larger 20-inch fitments. Across the catalog you're looking at 15, 16, 17, 18 and 20-inch diameters and around 181 SKUs, so most builds have a landing spot.

The Black Rock lineup

Each model has its own character. Here's what separates them.

929B Blackjack

The 929B Blackjack is the aggressive one - a slotted, deep-lip 15- and 16-inch design in Matte Black that suits lifted trucks and Jeeps running a wide, sunken stance. It's offered across a broad spread of patterns, and the sample fitment (a 15x10 -38) tells you where its heart is: negative offset, tucked-in mean look. Starts around $145.

997B Soft 8

The 997B Soft 8 is the classic eight-hole steel-style wheel done in aluminum, in 15, 16 and 17 inch, Matte Black. It's the widest-fitting model in the range and the go-to when you want that timeless overland look. Around $158.

942B Black D-Window

The 942B Black D-Window shares the Soft 8's utilitarian spirit but swaps the round holes for the D-shaped windows that give it its name. Matte Black, 15 through 17 inch, and the most affordable wheel in the line at about $141.

909B Type D Alloy

The 909B Type D Alloy is a 17-inch Matte Black six-lug wheel built for zero-offset truck fitments - a clean, straightforward face without the deep-dish drama. Around $204.

904B

The 904B steps up to a dressier look: 18 inch in Gloss Black with Milled Edges, so the spoke faces catch light against the dark body. A more street-minded choice at about $190.

935B and 965B

Both are 20-inch six-lug wheels for full-size trucks. The 935B wears Gloss Black with Milled Edges for a bit of contrast (around $241), while the 965B keeps it blacked-out in Matte Black (around $294). Same footprint, different attitude.

Caps and lug nuts

Black Rock also supplies the small stuff. Center caps come in Chrome Plated, Matte Black, Gloss Black with Machined Lip and machined-face options, from about $49. Lug nut sets run from Matte Black to Gloss Black with a Red Racing Stripe or CNC-milled accents. Handy when you want the whole corner to match.

Construction and finishes

Every Black Rock wheel here is cast monoblock - one-piece aluminum, no bolts, no seams. It's the right build for the price point and for wheels that take abuse. Finishes stay true to the brand's character: Matte Black dominates, with Gloss Black w/Milled Edges on the flashier models, plus Chrome Plated and machined-face options on the caps and lugs.

Price and who it's for

Black Rock is value gear. If you want a forged show wheel, look elsewhere; if you want tough, good-looking cast wheels for a truck or Jeep that earns its keep, this is the sweet spot. Prices run from about $43 for hardware to $294 for the biggest 20s - honest money for honest wheels.

Buying Black Rock wheels from ThreePiece

We're an authorized Black Rock dealer, so every wheel is new and correctly sourced. You get free shipping on all orders, and financing through Affirm and Katapult, as low as 0% APR - see the financing options. Want them ready to bolt up? Ask about mounted and balanced packages. Not sure on sizing? Run the numbers with our fitment calculator, browse the latest new arrivals, or get expert fitment help by phone at 813-535-5801. Questions on ordering land on our FAQ or contact page.

Black Rock wheels are the honest, no-nonsense side of the aftermarket - simple cast monoblock designs built for trucks, Jeeps and daily drivers that see real dirt. The line leans hard into the classic steel-wheel look done in aluminum: eight-spoke Soft 8s, D-Windows and slotted Blackjacks that trade flash for toughness and a fair price. You'll find the complete range on the Black Rock hub, and this page walks the lineup model by model so you know exactly what each one is before you dig into fitment.

What Black Rock wheels are known for

Black Rock keeps it plain: cast monoblock construction, mostly black finishes, patterns that cover the trucks and Jeeps people actually wheel. There's no bolt-together three-piece here and no forged flex - these are workhorse wheels priced for real budgets, from roughly $43 for hardware up to $294 for the larger 20-inch fitments. Across the catalog you're looking at 15, 16, 17, 18 and 20-inch diameters and around 181 SKUs, so most builds have a landing spot.

The Black Rock lineup

Each model has its own character. Here's what separates them.

929B Blackjack

The 929B Blackjack is the aggressive one - a slotted, deep-lip 15- and 16-inch design in Matte Black that suits lifted trucks and Jeeps running a wide, sunken stance. It's offered across a broad spread of patterns, and the sample fitment (a 15x10 -38) tells you where its heart is: negative offset, tucked-in mean look. Starts around $145.

997B Soft 8

The 997B Soft 8 is the classic eight-hole steel-style wheel done in aluminum, in 15, 16 and 17 inch, Matte Black. It's the widest-fitting model in the range and the go-to when you want that timeless overland look. Around $158.

942B Black D-Window

The 942B Black D-Window shares the Soft 8's utilitarian spirit but swaps the round holes for the D-shaped windows that give it its name. Matte Black, 15 through 17 inch, and the most affordable wheel in the line at about $141.

909B Type D Alloy

The 909B Type D Alloy is a 17-inch Matte Black six-lug wheel built for zero-offset truck fitments - a clean, straightforward face without the deep-dish drama. Around $204.

904B

The 904B steps up to a dressier look: 18 inch in Gloss Black with Milled Edges, so the spoke faces catch light against the dark body. A more street-minded choice at about $190.

935B and 965B

Both are 20-inch six-lug wheels for full-size trucks. The 935B wears Gloss Black with Milled Edges for a bit of contrast (around $241), while the 965B keeps it blacked-out in Matte Black (around $294). Same footprint, different attitude.

Caps and lug nuts

Black Rock also supplies the small stuff. Center caps come in Chrome Plated, Matte Black, Gloss Black with Machined Lip and machined-face options, from about $49. Lug nut sets run from Matte Black to Gloss Black with a Red Racing Stripe or CNC-milled accents. Handy when you want the whole corner to match.

Construction and finishes

Every Black Rock wheel here is cast monoblock - one-piece aluminum, no bolts, no seams. It's the right build for the price point and for wheels that take abuse. Finishes stay true to the brand's character: Matte Black dominates, with Gloss Black w/Milled Edges on the flashier models, plus Chrome Plated and machined-face options on the caps and lugs.

Price and who it's for

Black Rock is value gear. If you want a forged show wheel, look elsewhere; if you want tough, good-looking cast wheels for a truck or Jeep that earns its keep, this is the sweet spot. Prices run from about $43 for hardware to $294 for the biggest 20s - honest money for honest wheels.

Buying Black Rock wheels from ThreePiece

We're an authorized Black Rock dealer, so every wheel is new and correctly sourced. You get free shipping on all orders, and financing through Affirm and Katapult, as low as 0% APR - see the financing options. Want them ready to bolt up? Ask about mounted and balanced packages. Not sure on sizing? Run the numbers with our fitment calculator, browse the latest new arrivals, or get expert fitment help by phone at 813-535-5801. Questions on ordering land on our FAQ or contact page.