Truck Wheel Powder Coating in Denver: Colors, Cost & Same-Day Service

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Short answer

  • Same-day on stock colors: drop the truck at 9 AM, drive home at 5 PM on coated, balanced wheels.
  • $800 for a loose set of four, $1,100 on the truck — tires off, strip tank, coat, cure, remount and balance included.
  • Satin black, bronze, and gunmetal are the truck colors. Beadlock rings and centers can be two-toned.

Truck wheels are the hardest-working wheels we see: gravel, mag chloride, mud, tow-rig brake dust. Factory paint doesn’t hold up to that, which is why half the trucks in our lot are here for wheel powder coating. Here’s what we do for trucks, off-road builds, and EVs, with photos from the shop.

Four off-road wheels in matte black with gunmetal beadlock rings, mounted on all-terrain tires

Off-road set in matte black with gunmetal beadlock rings, back on the all-terrains.

Why trucks get powder, not paint

Powder is cured into a single shell bonded to bare metal, so gravel leaves a mark instead of starting a peel, and road chemicals wipe off instead of creeping under an edge. The full comparison is in powder coating vs painting wheels; the short version is that we put a lifetime adhesion warranty on powder and nobody does that for paint.

What a truck set costs

Same starting price as any set: $800 loose, $1,100 with the truck dropped off. Bigger diameters, duallies, or more than four wheels can move the number, so send photos through the quote form for an exact figure. Curb rash is repaired free on full sets; bends and cracks are priced on the wheel repair page. Full breakdown: powder coating wheels cost in Denver.

Truck colors that work

  • Satin black — the blacked-out truck look; hides dust; same-day stock color.
  • Bronze — the off-road standard, especially on white, grey, and green trucks.
  • Gunmetal — darker than factory silver without going black.
  • Two-tone — matte black centers with gunmetal or bronze beadlock rings.

Real examples by color are on the powder coat colors page.

Bronze off-road wheel with black outer ring on a BFGoodrich tire

Bronze off-road wheel with a black outer ring.
Matte black off-road wheel with a machined beadlock lip
Matte black with a machined beadlock lip.

Lifted trucks, EVs, and big wheels

Lifted Broncos, Cybertrucks, diesel pickups — they come through the lift every week. The process is the same: wheels off, tires dismounted, strip tank, coat, cure, remount, balance, back on the truck.

Technician installing a black powder coated wheel on a lifted Tesla Cybertruck

Black wheel going back on a lifted Cybertruck.
Ford Bronco on the lift with front wheels off for powder coating
Bronco on the lift, front wheels off.

Book a truck

Same-day is by appointment, Monday to Friday, 9 AM drop-off. Book online or text a photo of the wheels to (720) 328-5439 for a price first.

Frequently asked questions

Do you powder coat truck and off-road wheels same-day?

Yes, on stock single-coat colors with a 9 AM drop-off. We pull the wheels, dismount the tires, coat, cure, remount and balance, and the truck is ready by 5 PM.

Can you do beadlock and multi-piece off-road wheels?

Yes. Rings and centers can be coated in different colors — matte black centers with gunmetal or bronze rings is a common combination.

What does a set of truck wheels cost?

Same starting price as any set: $800 loose, $1,100 on the truck. Larger diameters or more than four wheels can change the number — see wheel pricing and send photos for an exact quote.

Do you coat the wheels on a Cybertruck or a lifted Bronco?

Yes. Lifted trucks and EVs come through the shop regularly; the lift handles them.

Ready to Upgrade Your Truck Wheels?

Same-day service available. Book online or call us now.