Worx

Worx wheels: built tough for trucks and vans

Worx wheels are aftermarket monoblock wheels aimed squarely at the truck, van and heavy-duty crowd. The current Worx lineup at ThreePiece.us is compact but purposeful: a high-offset AWD Transit fitment, two versions of the 818 truck design, and a deep catalog of replacement center caps. Nothing here is decoration for its own sake. These are one-piece cast wheels made to carry load and take abuse, finished in the blacks, bronzes and machined faces that work owners actually run.

The Worx model lineup

Four listings make up the current catalog, and each one does a distinct job.

003SB AWD Transit

A 16-inch monoblock built for the AWD Transit in a 6x180 pattern. What sets it apart is the geometry: a narrow 16x6 face and a big +84 offset, which is exactly the kind of spec a van needs and a passenger car never sees. It ships in a clean Satin Black. The 16x6 +84 Satin Black runs $466.69.

818BM

The 818BM is the larger-diameter truck wheel, offered in 20 and 22 inch, in both 5x127 and 8x165.1 patterns. The "BM" tells you the finish story: Gloss Black with Milled Accents, where the machining catches the spoke edges against the gloss. The aggressive end of the range is the 22x12 -44, a deep-lip, wide-stance wheel at $452.39.

818RM

The 818RM shares the 818 family look but leans heavy-duty, adding an 8x180 pattern alongside 5x127 and 8x165.1 in a 20-inch diameter. Its finishes carry factory codes (A261162, A261164, A261171) that map to distinct machined and colored treatments. It's also the value point of the wheel range: the 20x10 -19 lists at $362.69.

Worx center caps

Not a wheel, but the part most people go looking for after the fact. The Worx Cap catalog is broad, covering everything from 4x100 up through 8x170, in finishes ranging from Chrome Plated and Hyper Carbon to Matte Bronze and the various Gloss Black variants with lip logos. Caps start at $40.12, which makes replacing a lost or cracked one straightforward.

Construction and finishes

The Worx wheels here are monoblock - one-piece cast construction, no bolt-together sections to seal or maintain. That keeps them strong and simple, which is the point on a work truck or loaded van. Finish choices span the practical spectrum: Satin Black on the Transit wheel, Gloss Black with Milled Accents on the 818BM, and factory-coded treatments on the 818RM. Across the caps you'll find Chrome Plated, Steel Silver, Matte Black, Gloss Bronze, Anthracite Metallic with polished lip and more, so a replacement can be matched close to the original.

Price and who Worx is for

Worx sits in honest working-wheel territory. Wheels run from the low $360s to $467, with caps from around $40. This isn't a boutique forged brand and doesn't pretend to be - it's a durable monoblock line for people who need real load-rated fitments in truck and van patterns, dressed in finishes that look sharp without a premium tag. If you run a Transit, a heavy-duty pickup or anything on an 8-lug pattern, this is a sensible place to shop. Compare it against the rest of the new wheels we carry to see where it lands.

Buying Worx from ThreePiece

We're an authorized Worx dealer, so every wheel is new and backed by the manufacturer. Orders ship with free shipping, and we can send them as mounted and balanced packages ready to bolt on. Financing is available through Affirm and Katapult, as low as 0% APR - see the financing options for terms. Not sure a given size and offset clears your setup? Run the numbers with our fitment calculator, check the FAQ, or call our team at 813-535-5801 for expert fitment help. You can also reach us anytime through contact us.

Worx wheels: built tough for trucks and vans

Worx wheels are aftermarket monoblock wheels aimed squarely at the truck, van and heavy-duty crowd. The current Worx lineup at ThreePiece.us is compact but purposeful: a high-offset AWD Transit fitment, two versions of the 818 truck design, and a deep catalog of replacement center caps. Nothing here is decoration for its own sake. These are one-piece cast wheels made to carry load and take abuse, finished in the blacks, bronzes and machined faces that work owners actually run.

The Worx model lineup

Four listings make up the current catalog, and each one does a distinct job.

003SB AWD Transit

A 16-inch monoblock built for the AWD Transit in a 6x180 pattern. What sets it apart is the geometry: a narrow 16x6 face and a big +84 offset, which is exactly the kind of spec a van needs and a passenger car never sees. It ships in a clean Satin Black. The 16x6 +84 Satin Black runs $466.69.

818BM

The 818BM is the larger-diameter truck wheel, offered in 20 and 22 inch, in both 5x127 and 8x165.1 patterns. The "BM" tells you the finish story: Gloss Black with Milled Accents, where the machining catches the spoke edges against the gloss. The aggressive end of the range is the 22x12 -44, a deep-lip, wide-stance wheel at $452.39.

818RM

The 818RM shares the 818 family look but leans heavy-duty, adding an 8x180 pattern alongside 5x127 and 8x165.1 in a 20-inch diameter. Its finishes carry factory codes (A261162, A261164, A261171) that map to distinct machined and colored treatments. It's also the value point of the wheel range: the 20x10 -19 lists at $362.69.

Worx center caps

Not a wheel, but the part most people go looking for after the fact. The Worx Cap catalog is broad, covering everything from 4x100 up through 8x170, in finishes ranging from Chrome Plated and Hyper Carbon to Matte Bronze and the various Gloss Black variants with lip logos. Caps start at $40.12, which makes replacing a lost or cracked one straightforward.

Construction and finishes

The Worx wheels here are monoblock - one-piece cast construction, no bolt-together sections to seal or maintain. That keeps them strong and simple, which is the point on a work truck or loaded van. Finish choices span the practical spectrum: Satin Black on the Transit wheel, Gloss Black with Milled Accents on the 818BM, and factory-coded treatments on the 818RM. Across the caps you'll find Chrome Plated, Steel Silver, Matte Black, Gloss Bronze, Anthracite Metallic with polished lip and more, so a replacement can be matched close to the original.

Price and who Worx is for

Worx sits in honest working-wheel territory. Wheels run from the low $360s to $467, with caps from around $40. This isn't a boutique forged brand and doesn't pretend to be - it's a durable monoblock line for people who need real load-rated fitments in truck and van patterns, dressed in finishes that look sharp without a premium tag. If you run a Transit, a heavy-duty pickup or anything on an 8-lug pattern, this is a sensible place to shop. Compare it against the rest of the new wheels we carry to see where it lands.

Buying Worx from ThreePiece

We're an authorized Worx dealer, so every wheel is new and backed by the manufacturer. Orders ship with free shipping, and we can send them as mounted and balanced packages ready to bolt on. Financing is available through Affirm and Katapult, as low as 0% APR - see the financing options for terms. Not sure a given size and offset clears your setup? Run the numbers with our fitment calculator, check the FAQ, or call our team at 813-535-5801 for expert fitment help. You can also reach us anytime through contact us.