The definition of niche, at least in business terms, is a good match of a product to a particular type of use or in a particular market. Niche wheels certainly have capitalized on that by creating a line of rims that are distinctive and work well for just about any vehicle to create a very new and modern look or to go retro and choose a classic style with a new twist.
The key to all Niche wheels is that they are very well designed and truly built to last. These aren’t just beautiful wheels to look at; these are wheels and rims that can stand up to a lot of city or highway driving and still look beautiful at the end of the day.
Options in Finishes
As with all the new manufacturers, Niche wheels use the latest in cutting edge technology both in design as well as in long lasting finish options. These wheels will not disappoint, and many styles are available in different finishes and color options from the classic silver and chrome look to matte or machined black or combinations.
Additionally, the brand offers an amazing gunmetal color, which is similar to the graphite and gray colors offered in different lines and brands. White is another popular option, and this particular color and finish is sure to draw attention.
For a one-of-a-kind look that is perfect with a range of different body colors, consider one the Niche wheels offering a bronze finish. With the dark colors of vehicles including the midnight blacks, royal blues, vibrant reds and even the dark greens this is a very stunning look. Surprisingly, these rims also look very nice on a white vehicle, definitely making them a wheel to take a closer look at.
Sizes and Options
Most of the Niche wheels will come in either an 18 or 19 inch to 20-inch size option. Different specific types of wheels may offer more limited sizing options and some are only available in one or two sizes.
The size of the wheel, and the finish, also creates a different look on the vehicle based on the actual spoke configuration. All Niche wheels tend to have a more open look to the spoke design, which gives a lot of flash to the vehicle when going down the road or parked in the driveway.
