Drifz Wheels and Rims
Drifz makes value priced alloy wheels with sporty street styling. At Just Wheels Direct, you can shop Drifz wheels in 17 and 18 inch sizes, mostly 8 inches wide, in finishes like satin black, gloss graphite, satin bronze and black machined. They are a good fit if you want a clear style upgrade on a daily driver without a premium price.
Use the filters to match your bolt pattern, diameter and offset. If you are not sure what fits, call (855) 200-1655 or request a callback, and our team will help match a set to your car before you buy.
Popular Drifz Wheel Styles
Drifz names its wheels with a number and a letter code. Here are the styles in our catalog.
| Style | Name | Finish | Look | Sizes |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 315SB | Â | Satin black | 10 spoke design | 17×8, 18×8, 18×9.5 |
| 313G | Tanso | Gloss graphite | Multi spoke | 17×8, 18×8 |
| 314BZ | Speed | Satin bronze | 6 spoke, flow formed | 17×8, 18×8 |
| 314SB | Speed | Satin black | 6 spoke | 18×8 |
| 307MB | Tech R | Black machined | Machined face | 17×7.5, 18×8 |
| 311B | Flite | Black | Sport style | 17×8, 18×8 |
| 313B | Â | Black | Multi spoke | 17×8, 18×8 |
What the letters mean. SB is satin black. BZ is satin bronze. G is gloss graphite. MB is black machined. B is black. Check each product page for the exact finish.
Drifz Fitment Basics
Fit is the most important part of any wheel purchase. Here is what to check on Drifz wheels.
Bolt patterns. Our Drifz wheels come in 5×100, 5×114.3 (listed as 5×4.5), 5×108, 5×110, 5×112 and 5×120. Some styles are drilled for two patterns, such as 5×114.3 and 5×120. Pick the exact pattern for your car.
Offset. Drifz offsets sit in the +35 to +40 range on most styles we list. That is close to many factory offsets on compact and midsize cars, so the wheel usually sits flush or slightly tucked. Learn more in our wheel offset guide and use the wheel offset and backspace calculator to compare with your current wheels.
Hub bore. Drifz wheels list a 73.1 mm hub bore. Most cars have a smaller hub, so you will need hub centric rings to keep the wheel centered and smooth at speed.
| Common vehicle | Typical hub size | Ring size to ask for |
|---|---|---|
| Many Honda Accord and Civic models (5×114.3) | 64.1 mm | 73.1 to 64.1 mm |
| Many Toyota Camry and Corolla models (5×114.3) | 60.1 mm | 73.1 to 60.1 mm |
| Many Nissan models (5×114.3) | 66.1 mm | 73.1 to 66.1 mm |
| Many Mazda, Hyundai and Kia models (5×114.3) | 67.1 mm | 73.1 to 67.1 mm |
| Many Subaru models (5×100) | 56.1 mm | 73.1 to 56.1 mm |
| Many Volkswagen Golf and Jetta models (5×100) | 57.1 mm | 73.1 to 57.1 mm |
These are common sizes. Confirm the exact number for your car.
Need more help? Read our wheel fitment guide and what size wheels fit my car. New wheels also need the right lug nuts for aftermarket wheels.
Drifz Wheel Sizes and Tires
| Size | Best for | Common tire sizes |
|---|---|---|
| 17×8 | Compact and midsize cars, a clean and comfortable upgrade | 215/45R17, 225/45R17 |
| 18×8 | Sporty look with more presence | 225/40R18, 235/40R18 |
| 18×9.5 | Wider rear or aggressive stance | 255/35R18 |
Tire sizes vary by car, so ask a tire shop to confirm. Want to compare tire quality? See how premium and budget tire compounds differ. Wider wheels in the back? Read about staggered vs square setups.
Are Drifz Wheels Good?
Drifz wheels are a good pick if you want style at a low price. Retailers describe the brand as value oriented, with sport and street designs for passenger cars. The wheels are cast aluminum, and some styles, like the 314BZ Speed, use flow forming for a lighter barrel.
They are not built for track use or heavy duty work. If weight is your top priority, look at forged or lighter wheels. Our forged vs cast wheels guide explains the trade offs, and our look at lightweight wheels shows when weight matters.
Looking for similar street styles? Compare Enkei, ESR, Konig, Kansei and Avid.1.
Drifz Wheels Price and Finish Care
Prices in our catalog currently run from about $131 to $248 per wheel, depending on style, size and finish. A set of four usually costs about $525 to $990. Want to spread out the cost? See how to finance wheels and tires or our tips for getting the best deals.
Satin and bronze finishes stay looking fresh with regular washing and a cleaner made for your finish. Our wheel finishes guide has more tips. Add wheel locks to protect your set.
Frequently Asked Questions About Drifz Wheels
Are Drifz wheels good quality?
Drifz wheels are value priced cast alloys with sporty street styling. They work well for daily drivers and style upgrades. They are not made for track use.
What bolt patterns do Drifz wheels use?
Our Drifz wheels come in 5×100, 5×114.3 (listed as 5×4.5), 5×108, 5×110, 5×112 and 5×120. Some styles are drilled for two patterns. Check the product page for the exact one.
What hub bore do Drifz wheels have?
Our Drifz listings show a 73.1 mm hub bore. Most cars need hub centric rings to fit.
What sizes do Drifz wheels come in?
We carry 17 and 18 inch Drifz wheels, with widths of 7.5, 8, 9 and 9.5 inches. The most common size is 8 inches wide.
What do Drifz model names like 315SB or 314BZ mean?
The number is the style. The letters show the finish. SB is satin black, BZ is satin bronze, G is gloss graphite and MB is black machined.
What offset do Drifz wheels have?
Most styles we list sit around +35 to +40. Check each product page for the exact offset, and use our offset calculator to compare it with your current wheels.
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Are Drifz wheels cast or flow formed?
Most are cast aluminum. Some styles, like the 314BZ Speed, use flow forming.
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Can I finance Drifz wheels?
Yes. We work with several payment partners, including Affirm. See our guide to financing wheels and tires.
Do Drifz wheels fit my car?
It depends on your bolt pattern, offset and hub bore. Use the Make, Year and Model selector at the top of the page, or call (855) 200-1655 and our team will check fit before you order.
