The Stovebolt Site Forums The Shop Area Driveline New Wheels

Hi Mike,

The prices for the four wheels and caps that I purchased went up about $200 between last August and January of this year.

The grand total, including $175 shipping, cost me $1523.00. The caps were $60 each (up from $40) The wheels were $217 each plus $60 each for powder coat.

The wheels are available in bare steel so you can paint them yourself, powder coated any color, or chrome.

Bare steel is the cheapest and powder coat was $60 per wheel. The truck was originally mariner blue so the original wheels would have been the same color. Wheelsmith cannot match an original color in powder coat so I chose black powder coat as a default because they go with anything. I figured $50 each for powder coat is a lot less than it would cost me to paint them properly myself and the finish is a lot more durable.

I'm very pleased with the quality.

All the wheels are made to order based on the specs you give them.

I chose to purchase these wheels because I didn't want to waste time and money looking on ebay for four 6 lug Chevy wheels of unknown quality. Anything I found was rusty, dented, possibly warped, and 60 years old. For peace of mind and top quality, I bit the bullet and bought these wheels.

Give them a call and see what they're charging now.