OEP

What OEP wheels are

OEP wheels are a value-focused line of one-piece cast monoblock wheels built for trucks, SUVs and passenger cars that ride on larger diameters. The catalog is deliberately tight and practical: clean-cut spoke patterns in the big diameters people actually run, offered in two straightforward looks - gloss black and chrome - with a short run of multi-tone finishes on select models. There are no gimmicks here. OEP builds honest street wheels at a price that leaves room in the budget for tires. You can browse the full OEP collection to see every model and finish in one place.

The naming is functional rather than flashy. Each design carries a number, and the trailing letter tells you the finish family: B is gloss black, C is chrome, and the M/MR variants carry the milled multi-tone treatments. Once you learn that shorthand, the lineup reads quickly.

The OEP lineup, model by model

Here is how the range actually breaks down and what separates each design from its siblings.

147B / 147C

The 147B in gloss black and the 147C in chrome are the same design in two finishes, offered in 20, 22 and 24-inch diameters on a 6x139.7 pattern. It's the entry point to the six-lug side of the range - the 147B 20x8.5 +30 in gloss black lands at $203.44, with the chrome 147C stepping up as chrome always does.

161B / 162B

These are the 5x115 designs. The 161B comes in 20 and 22-inch, while the 162B is a 20-inch-only design that runs a wider, lower-offset 20x9.5 +15 face - a more aggressive stance than its 161B sibling. Both are gloss black only.

166B / 166C

The 166B and its chrome twin, the 166C, sit in the 22 and 24-inch range on 6x139.7. The gloss black 166B opens at $228.14; the chrome 166C is a plated version of the same design.

175B / 175C

The 175B and 175C are the 5x114.3 pair, offered as a 20-inch design in 20x8.5 +35. The 175B is gloss black; the 175C is chrome plated. This is the car-and-crossover-friendly bolt pattern in the range.

176 family - 176B, 176BM, 176BMR, 176C

The 176 is the deepest bench in the catalog. The 176B in gloss black is the workhorse, and it's the only OEP design that reaches all the way up to 26 inches. The 176C is the chrome version. From there it branches into the milled multi-tone builds: the 176BM and the 176BMR carry the machined finish codes (the A2822xx numbers) and command a higher price, with the 176BMR topping out around $318.67 for a milled 22-inch.

198BM / 198C

The 198BM is a 22-inch design and the one place in the OEP range you'll find an 8x6.50 pattern alongside 6x139.7, offered in chrome plated and a gloss black polished finish. The 198C is the straight chrome version of the design.

199B / 199C

The 199B and 199C round out the six-lug lineup across 20, 22 and 24-inch on 6x139.7, gloss black and chrome respectively.

How OEP wheels are built and finished

Every wheel in this range is a monoblock - a single-piece cast wheel, not a multi-piece assembly. That keeps the construction simple and the cost down. Finishes fall into a few clear buckets:

  • Gloss Black - the core finish across nearly every model.
  • Chrome and Chrome Plated - the C-suffix designs, a full bright plate.
  • Gloss Black Polished - a black face with polished detailing on the 198BM.
  • Milled multi-tone - the A2822xx finish codes on the 176BM and 176BMR.

Diameters span 20, 22, 24 and up to 26 inches, and the range is anchored on the 6x139.7 truck/SUV pattern with 5x114.3, 5x115 and 8x6.50 covered on specific models.

Price and who OEP is for

OEP is honest value. Most gloss black models start right around $203, with chrome and milled builds climbing into the low $300s, and across the full catalog pricing runs from roughly $48 to $417 depending on size and finish. If you want a clean big-diameter look on a truck, SUV or car without paying forged-wheel money, this is the shelf to shop. It won't pretend to be something it isn't - and that's the point.

Buying OEP wheels from ThreePiece

ThreePiece is an authorized OEP dealer, so every wheel ships new with full support behind it. We offer free shipping on all orders, and financing through Affirm and Katapult, as low as 0% APR. Want them ready to bolt on? Ask about mounted packages. If you're not sure which OEP size and offset is right for your vehicle, that's exactly what our team is here for - use the fitment calculator, check the FAQ, or get expert fitment help by phone at 813-535-5801 through our contact page. Start with the full OEP wheels lineup or browse everything on our new wheels page.

What OEP wheels are

OEP wheels are a value-focused line of one-piece cast monoblock wheels built for trucks, SUVs and passenger cars that ride on larger diameters. The catalog is deliberately tight and practical: clean-cut spoke patterns in the big diameters people actually run, offered in two straightforward looks - gloss black and chrome - with a short run of multi-tone finishes on select models. There are no gimmicks here. OEP builds honest street wheels at a price that leaves room in the budget for tires. You can browse the full OEP collection to see every model and finish in one place.

The naming is functional rather than flashy. Each design carries a number, and the trailing letter tells you the finish family: B is gloss black, C is chrome, and the M/MR variants carry the milled multi-tone treatments. Once you learn that shorthand, the lineup reads quickly.

The OEP lineup, model by model

Here is how the range actually breaks down and what separates each design from its siblings.

147B / 147C

The 147B in gloss black and the 147C in chrome are the same design in two finishes, offered in 20, 22 and 24-inch diameters on a 6x139.7 pattern. It's the entry point to the six-lug side of the range - the 147B 20x8.5 +30 in gloss black lands at $203.44, with the chrome 147C stepping up as chrome always does.

161B / 162B

These are the 5x115 designs. The 161B comes in 20 and 22-inch, while the 162B is a 20-inch-only design that runs a wider, lower-offset 20x9.5 +15 face - a more aggressive stance than its 161B sibling. Both are gloss black only.

166B / 166C

The 166B and its chrome twin, the 166C, sit in the 22 and 24-inch range on 6x139.7. The gloss black 166B opens at $228.14; the chrome 166C is a plated version of the same design.

175B / 175C

The 175B and 175C are the 5x114.3 pair, offered as a 20-inch design in 20x8.5 +35. The 175B is gloss black; the 175C is chrome plated. This is the car-and-crossover-friendly bolt pattern in the range.

176 family - 176B, 176BM, 176BMR, 176C

The 176 is the deepest bench in the catalog. The 176B in gloss black is the workhorse, and it's the only OEP design that reaches all the way up to 26 inches. The 176C is the chrome version. From there it branches into the milled multi-tone builds: the 176BM and the 176BMR carry the machined finish codes (the A2822xx numbers) and command a higher price, with the 176BMR topping out around $318.67 for a milled 22-inch.

198BM / 198C

The 198BM is a 22-inch design and the one place in the OEP range you'll find an 8x6.50 pattern alongside 6x139.7, offered in chrome plated and a gloss black polished finish. The 198C is the straight chrome version of the design.

199B / 199C

The 199B and 199C round out the six-lug lineup across 20, 22 and 24-inch on 6x139.7, gloss black and chrome respectively.

How OEP wheels are built and finished

Every wheel in this range is a monoblock - a single-piece cast wheel, not a multi-piece assembly. That keeps the construction simple and the cost down. Finishes fall into a few clear buckets:

  • Gloss Black - the core finish across nearly every model.
  • Chrome and Chrome Plated - the C-suffix designs, a full bright plate.
  • Gloss Black Polished - a black face with polished detailing on the 198BM.
  • Milled multi-tone - the A2822xx finish codes on the 176BM and 176BMR.

Diameters span 20, 22, 24 and up to 26 inches, and the range is anchored on the 6x139.7 truck/SUV pattern with 5x114.3, 5x115 and 8x6.50 covered on specific models.

Price and who OEP is for

OEP is honest value. Most gloss black models start right around $203, with chrome and milled builds climbing into the low $300s, and across the full catalog pricing runs from roughly $48 to $417 depending on size and finish. If you want a clean big-diameter look on a truck, SUV or car without paying forged-wheel money, this is the shelf to shop. It won't pretend to be something it isn't - and that's the point.

Buying OEP wheels from ThreePiece

ThreePiece is an authorized OEP dealer, so every wheel ships new with full support behind it. We offer free shipping on all orders, and financing through Affirm and Katapult, as low as 0% APR. Want them ready to bolt on? Ask about mounted packages. If you're not sure which OEP size and offset is right for your vehicle, that's exactly what our team is here for - use the fitment calculator, check the FAQ, or get expert fitment help by phone at 813-535-5801 through our contact page. Start with the full OEP wheels lineup or browse everything on our new wheels page.