Edge Street
Edge Street wheels: honest cast wheels built for the daily driver
Edge Street wheels are a no-nonsense line of one-piece cast alloys aimed at drivers who want a clean, modern look without spending flagship money. Every model in the range is a monoblock casting, offered across 16- through 20-inch diameters in a tight set of practical finishes. There's no marketing smoke here: these are straightforward five-lug street wheels, priced to move, and covering the common European and Asian passenger-car fitments with 5x100, 5x108, 5x112 and 5x114.3 drilling.
What Edge Street is known for is breadth. The catalog runs 231 SKUs across six model families, so you get the same design language repeated in several face styles and finishes rather than a single hero wheel. That makes the line easy to shop when you know the look you want.
The Edge Street lineup, model by model
The range is organized into six numbered families, 352 through 357. Within each family, the letter suffix tells you the finish: A is Anthracite, B is Gloss Black, C is Chrome Plated, and MB is Gloss Black with a Machined Face. Same casting, different face treatment.
352 family
The 352A in Anthracite, 352B in Gloss Black, and 352MB in Gloss Black Machined Face run 17-, 18- and 20-inch diameters. A representative fitment, the 352B in 17x7.5 +40, lands at $199, making this one of the more accessible starting points in the line.
353 family
The 353A, 353B and 353MB carry the same 17/18/20 diameter spread. The 353A is drilled only in 5x108, 5x112 and 5x114.3, a slightly narrower set than its siblings. Prices step up with size, with a 20-inch 353MB reaching $276.
354 family
The 354 is the widest family in the range, offered from 16 all the way to 19 and 20 inches. It's also the first family to add a chrome option: alongside the 354A, 354B and 354MB, the 354C comes in Chrome Plated. That extra 16- and 19-inch coverage makes the 354 the family to look at if you want a smaller or in-between diameter.
355 family
The 355A, 355B and 355MB stick to 17/18/20 diameters. Like the 353A, the 355A skips 5x100 and starts at 5x108. This family leans toward the larger end, with 20x8.5 examples common at $276.
356 family
The 356 spans 16, 17, 18 and 20 inches across four finishes: 356A, 356B, the Chrome Plated 356C and 356MB. This family holds both the cheapest and one of the priciest SKUs in the catalog: a 16-inch 356B at $184, and the chrome 356C in 20x8.5 at $384.
357 family
The 357 rounds out the range with four finishes across 16-20 inches: 357A, 357B, the Chrome Plated 357C and 357MB.
Construction and finishes
Every Edge Street wheel is a monoblock casting - a single piece of cast aluminum, no bolt-together sections. It's the standard, cost-effective way to build a street wheel and it keeps the price down. Across the line you'll find four finishes: Anthracite for a muted gunmetal look, Gloss Black for a clean blackout, Gloss Black Machined Face that cuts a bright metal face against black windows and spokes, and Chrome Plated on the 354, 356 and 357 families for a full mirror finish.
Price and who it's for
Edge Street sits firmly in the value tier. Prices run from $184 to $384 depending on diameter, width and finish, with most 17- and 18-inch wheels in the $199-$214 band and chrome and larger 20-inch wheels at the top. If you want a factory-plus upgrade or a clean second set of wheels without a premium price, this is the line. Shoppers chasing forged or true multi-piece construction should look elsewhere - Edge Street doesn't claim to be that.
Buying Edge Street from ThreePiece
ThreePiece is an authorized Edge Street dealer, so every wheel is new and backed. We offer free shipping on all orders, and financing through Affirm and Katapult, as low as 0% APR. Want your wheels ready to bolt on? Ask about mounted packages. Not sure a size or offset works for your car? Use the fitment calculator, check our FAQ, or get expert fitment help by phone at 813-535-5801 through our contact page. Browse the full Edge Street lineup or see what else is in stock under new wheels.