Cragar

Cragar wheels: the original hot-rod name

Cragar wheels are one of the oldest surviving names in American aftermarket wheels, and the reason a whole generation pictures a chrome five-spoke when they hear "custom wheel." The brand built its reputation on classic muscle-car and street-rod styling, and the lineup we carry stays true to that: honest, throwback profiles in deep chrome and machined finishes that still look right on the cars they were made for. If you're restoring, restomodding, or just want a wheel with real history behind it, this is the Cragar catalog you already have a picture of in your head.

The Cragar lineup

We stock the core Cragar models plus the caps and hardware that finish them off. Here's what separates each one.

32C Keystone Klassic

The Klassic is the one people mean when they say "Cragar look." It's a 15-inch monoblock built in the classic keystone style, offered in a set of factory chrome and machined finish codes plus a Chrome Plated with Black Accents option for a little more contrast. The 32C Keystone Klassic in A108803 runs $370.49. Browse the full run on the 32C Keystone Klassic page.

380S

The 380S moves the styling up to modern diameters, offered in 17 and 18 inch, and comes in Silver with a Mirror Machined Lip for a two-tone face-and-lip finish. It's also the value end of the alloy lineup here, with the 17x8 380S at $175.68. See the sizes on the 380S page.

390C Street Pro

The Street Pro is the drag-and-street classic. It's offered in 15 and 17 inch and comes either fully Chrome Plated or as a Composite Chrome Steel Rim build, which is where its higher price comes from. The 390C Street Pro composite chrome is $567. Full details on the 390C Street Pro page.

391C

The 391C is a straightforward 17-inch monoblock in full Chrome, priced sharp at $187 for the 17x8 +3 Chrome. It's the simplest chrome option in the group. See it on the 391C page.

61C

The 61C is a 15-inch deep-dish chrome monoblock with an aggressive negative offset, the kind of stance the classic Cragar look was born for. The 61C 15x8 -13 Chrome is $379. More on the 61C page.

Caps, lug nuts and spacers

To finish a set correctly, Cragar supplies matching hardware. The center caps come in a wide range of finishes, from Matte Black to Gloss Black with a Red Racing Stripe to diamond-cut and clear-coat versions. There are matching lug nuts in Machined with Satin Black Ring and Matte Bronze, and spacers in Matte Black when you need to dial a fitment in.

Construction and finishes

The wheels in this lineup are monoblock designs, cast as a single piece rather than bolted from multiple parts, which is what you want on classic-style wheels: clean, simple, and true to the era. Finishes split into two camps. The chrome plating and composite chrome steel builds give you that mirror-bright classic surface, while the Keystone Klassic adds machined finish codes and a chrome-with-black-accents option. Caps stretch the palette much further, into satin, gloss and matte blacks, gunmetal and grey.

Price and who it's for

Across the Cragar range here, prices run from around $46 for hardware up to roughly $670 at the top of the wheel line. That puts alloys like the 391C and 380S in reach for a budget build, while the composite chrome Street Pro and the Keystone Klassic sit higher for anyone who wants the full period-correct finish. If you're building a muscle car, street rod or classic truck and want a wheel with the right heritage rather than a generic modern face, Cragar is the honest pick.

Buying Cragar from ThreePiece

ThreePiece.us is an authorized Cragar dealer, so every wheel is genuine and warranty-backed. We offer free shipping on all orders, and financing is available through Affirm and Katapult, as low as 0% APR. Want a set mounted and balanced before it ships? Look at our mounted packages. If you have questions about specs or ordering, our team gives expert fitment help by phone at 813-535-5801, or reach us through contact us and the FAQ. Start with the full Cragar collection or see what else is new in new wheels.

Cragar wheels: the original hot-rod name

Cragar wheels are one of the oldest surviving names in American aftermarket wheels, and the reason a whole generation pictures a chrome five-spoke when they hear "custom wheel." The brand built its reputation on classic muscle-car and street-rod styling, and the lineup we carry stays true to that: honest, throwback profiles in deep chrome and machined finishes that still look right on the cars they were made for. If you're restoring, restomodding, or just want a wheel with real history behind it, this is the Cragar catalog you already have a picture of in your head.

The Cragar lineup

We stock the core Cragar models plus the caps and hardware that finish them off. Here's what separates each one.

32C Keystone Klassic

The Klassic is the one people mean when they say "Cragar look." It's a 15-inch monoblock built in the classic keystone style, offered in a set of factory chrome and machined finish codes plus a Chrome Plated with Black Accents option for a little more contrast. The 32C Keystone Klassic in A108803 runs $370.49. Browse the full run on the 32C Keystone Klassic page.

380S

The 380S moves the styling up to modern diameters, offered in 17 and 18 inch, and comes in Silver with a Mirror Machined Lip for a two-tone face-and-lip finish. It's also the value end of the alloy lineup here, with the 17x8 380S at $175.68. See the sizes on the 380S page.

390C Street Pro

The Street Pro is the drag-and-street classic. It's offered in 15 and 17 inch and comes either fully Chrome Plated or as a Composite Chrome Steel Rim build, which is where its higher price comes from. The 390C Street Pro composite chrome is $567. Full details on the 390C Street Pro page.

391C

The 391C is a straightforward 17-inch monoblock in full Chrome, priced sharp at $187 for the 17x8 +3 Chrome. It's the simplest chrome option in the group. See it on the 391C page.

61C

The 61C is a 15-inch deep-dish chrome monoblock with an aggressive negative offset, the kind of stance the classic Cragar look was born for. The 61C 15x8 -13 Chrome is $379. More on the 61C page.

Caps, lug nuts and spacers

To finish a set correctly, Cragar supplies matching hardware. The center caps come in a wide range of finishes, from Matte Black to Gloss Black with a Red Racing Stripe to diamond-cut and clear-coat versions. There are matching lug nuts in Machined with Satin Black Ring and Matte Bronze, and spacers in Matte Black when you need to dial a fitment in.

Construction and finishes

The wheels in this lineup are monoblock designs, cast as a single piece rather than bolted from multiple parts, which is what you want on classic-style wheels: clean, simple, and true to the era. Finishes split into two camps. The chrome plating and composite chrome steel builds give you that mirror-bright classic surface, while the Keystone Klassic adds machined finish codes and a chrome-with-black-accents option. Caps stretch the palette much further, into satin, gloss and matte blacks, gunmetal and grey.

Price and who it's for

Across the Cragar range here, prices run from around $46 for hardware up to roughly $670 at the top of the wheel line. That puts alloys like the 391C and 380S in reach for a budget build, while the composite chrome Street Pro and the Keystone Klassic sit higher for anyone who wants the full period-correct finish. If you're building a muscle car, street rod or classic truck and want a wheel with the right heritage rather than a generic modern face, Cragar is the honest pick.

Buying Cragar from ThreePiece

ThreePiece.us is an authorized Cragar dealer, so every wheel is genuine and warranty-backed. We offer free shipping on all orders, and financing is available through Affirm and Katapult, as low as 0% APR. Want a set mounted and balanced before it ships? Look at our mounted packages. If you have questions about specs or ordering, our team gives expert fitment help by phone at 813-535-5801, or reach us through contact us and the FAQ. Start with the full Cragar collection or see what else is new in new wheels.