Maxxim

Who Maxxim wheels are built for

Maxxim wheels live in the value tuner and compact-car space, where a clean cast face and an affordable price matter more than a badge. This is a lineup of one-piece cast monoblock wheels aimed squarely at 4-lug and 5-lug import and small-car builds, running mostly in the 14 through 18 inch range. Nothing here is oversized or overpriced - it's honest, straightforward aftermarket hardware. You can see the whole range on the Maxxim collection page.

What Maxxim is known for is breadth of face designs at a low entry point, offered in the common tuner bolt patterns (4x100, 5x100 and 5x114.3 show up throughout). If you want a specific look without spending three figures per corner on a name, this is the shelf you check.

The Maxxim lineup, model by model

Every Maxxim in this catalog is a monoblock - one cast piece, no bolt-together assembly. Here's how the models differ from each other.

10S Winner

The simplest, cleanest design in the range and the widest diameter spread, from 14 up to 17 inch. It ships in Full Silver - a plain, factory-style face that reads like a tidy OE wheel rather than a statement. It's also the entry price point; a 15x6.5 in Full Silver runs $156.12. Browse it on the 10S Winner page.

11B Knight

A step up in attitude. The 11B Knight comes in Gloss Black with a Machined Lip, so you get a dark face with a bright turned edge that catches light on the outer rim. Offered 15 through 17 inch in 4x100 and 5x100. A 17x7 example is $198.89.

41MB Ferris

The deepest catalog in the family. The 41MB Ferris spans 15 through 18 inch and carries a long list of finish variants under Maxxim's internal codes - a dozen options in all, which is why you'll see it turn up in more configurations than any other model. It's also the broadest on bolt pattern, offered from 4x100 through 5x114.3. A 16x7 runs $196.29.

42B Maze

The larger-diameter mesh look, running 16, 17 and 18 inch only, with nine finish variants. It's the priciest model in the range - a 18x7.5 lands at $264.54 - which tracks with it living at the bigger end. See the full spread on the 42B Maze page.

43B Air

The specialist of the group. The 43B Air is a single-purpose wheel - 15 inch only, 4x100 only, in Matte Black. That focus keeps it simple; a 15x6.5 in Matte Black is $165.87.

44B Champ

The two-tone option. The 44B Champ wears a Machined Face with Gloss Black, giving contrast in the spokes rather than just on the lip. It covers 14 through 17 inch and the widest bolt-pattern list alongside the Ferris. A 17x7 is $213.84.

Cap

Rounding out the range is the Maxxim center cap - a Gloss Black cap with a milled and painted lip logo, listed in 8x6.50 hardware. A replacement cap is $52.39 if you need to swap one.

Construction and finishes

The wheels are cast monoblock, which is how Maxxim keeps the price where it is - one poured piece, no assembly seams, no bolt kit. Finishes fall into a few families: plain Full Silver on the 10S Winner, Matte Black on the 43B Air, machined-and-black combinations on the 11B Knight and 44B Champ, and the large coded variant sets on the 41MB Ferris and 42B Maze. Those internal codes are just how Maxxim tracks each finish SKU on those two models.

Price and who should buy it

Maxxim sits at the affordable end of the aftermarket. Across the catalog, prices run from about $52 for a cap up to roughly $274 for the largest 42B Maze, with most full wheels landing between $156 and $265 each. That makes it a strong pick for a daily-driven import or compact where you want a fresh set without a custom-wheel budget. If you're weighing a full setup, our mounted packages and financing through Affirm and Katapult, as low as 0% APR, are both worth a look.

Buying Maxxim wheels from ThreePiece

ThreePiece is an authorized Maxxim dealer, and every order ships with free shipping. Not sure a set will clear on your car? That's a fitment question - use our fitment calculator or call for expert fitment help at 813-535-5801. You can also reach us through the contact page or read common questions on the FAQ. When you're ready, start from the Maxxim lineup or see what else is new in fresh arrivals.

Who Maxxim wheels are built for

Maxxim wheels live in the value tuner and compact-car space, where a clean cast face and an affordable price matter more than a badge. This is a lineup of one-piece cast monoblock wheels aimed squarely at 4-lug and 5-lug import and small-car builds, running mostly in the 14 through 18 inch range. Nothing here is oversized or overpriced - it's honest, straightforward aftermarket hardware. You can see the whole range on the Maxxim collection page.

What Maxxim is known for is breadth of face designs at a low entry point, offered in the common tuner bolt patterns (4x100, 5x100 and 5x114.3 show up throughout). If you want a specific look without spending three figures per corner on a name, this is the shelf you check.

The Maxxim lineup, model by model

Every Maxxim in this catalog is a monoblock - one cast piece, no bolt-together assembly. Here's how the models differ from each other.

10S Winner

The simplest, cleanest design in the range and the widest diameter spread, from 14 up to 17 inch. It ships in Full Silver - a plain, factory-style face that reads like a tidy OE wheel rather than a statement. It's also the entry price point; a 15x6.5 in Full Silver runs $156.12. Browse it on the 10S Winner page.

11B Knight

A step up in attitude. The 11B Knight comes in Gloss Black with a Machined Lip, so you get a dark face with a bright turned edge that catches light on the outer rim. Offered 15 through 17 inch in 4x100 and 5x100. A 17x7 example is $198.89.

41MB Ferris

The deepest catalog in the family. The 41MB Ferris spans 15 through 18 inch and carries a long list of finish variants under Maxxim's internal codes - a dozen options in all, which is why you'll see it turn up in more configurations than any other model. It's also the broadest on bolt pattern, offered from 4x100 through 5x114.3. A 16x7 runs $196.29.

42B Maze

The larger-diameter mesh look, running 16, 17 and 18 inch only, with nine finish variants. It's the priciest model in the range - a 18x7.5 lands at $264.54 - which tracks with it living at the bigger end. See the full spread on the 42B Maze page.

43B Air

The specialist of the group. The 43B Air is a single-purpose wheel - 15 inch only, 4x100 only, in Matte Black. That focus keeps it simple; a 15x6.5 in Matte Black is $165.87.

44B Champ

The two-tone option. The 44B Champ wears a Machined Face with Gloss Black, giving contrast in the spokes rather than just on the lip. It covers 14 through 17 inch and the widest bolt-pattern list alongside the Ferris. A 17x7 is $213.84.

Cap

Rounding out the range is the Maxxim center cap - a Gloss Black cap with a milled and painted lip logo, listed in 8x6.50 hardware. A replacement cap is $52.39 if you need to swap one.

Construction and finishes

The wheels are cast monoblock, which is how Maxxim keeps the price where it is - one poured piece, no assembly seams, no bolt kit. Finishes fall into a few families: plain Full Silver on the 10S Winner, Matte Black on the 43B Air, machined-and-black combinations on the 11B Knight and 44B Champ, and the large coded variant sets on the 41MB Ferris and 42B Maze. Those internal codes are just how Maxxim tracks each finish SKU on those two models.

Price and who should buy it

Maxxim sits at the affordable end of the aftermarket. Across the catalog, prices run from about $52 for a cap up to roughly $274 for the largest 42B Maze, with most full wheels landing between $156 and $265 each. That makes it a strong pick for a daily-driven import or compact where you want a fresh set without a custom-wheel budget. If you're weighing a full setup, our mounted packages and financing through Affirm and Katapult, as low as 0% APR, are both worth a look.

Buying Maxxim wheels from ThreePiece

ThreePiece is an authorized Maxxim dealer, and every order ships with free shipping. Not sure a set will clear on your car? That's a fitment question - use our fitment calculator or call for expert fitment help at 813-535-5801. You can also reach us through the contact page or read common questions on the FAQ. When you're ready, start from the Maxxim lineup or see what else is new in fresh arrivals.