Custom forged wheels for the Tesla Cybertruck, machined to your width and offset in monoblock or 2-piece. Preview a design on your own car with AI Try-On before you order.
The Cybertruck is very large and very heavy for a Tesla, and its wheels see far more load than a sedan's. Forged 6061-T6 construction is a sound base for that, and CNC machining lets the width and offset follow your tire plan.
Treat it as a truck: load rating, tire size and overall diameter come first, and its hub differs from other Teslas. Public sources list 6x139.7 for the Cybertruck, not the 5x114.3 of the Model 3 and Model Y, and torque specs for the lug nuts are higher. The expert confirms bolt pattern, hub bore and offset by VIN.
IQS offers 22 designs in monoblock and 2-piece construction, 16 to 26 inch, CNC-machined from forged 6061-T6 aluminum, from $989 per wheel. A wheel expert checks bolt pattern, offset and width against your VIN, you approve a 3D render before production, and a 10% deposit starts the order. Delivery takes about 30 days from render approval, with insured shipping from Warsaw and 30-day cancellation.
Preview a design on your own car with AI Try-On, then request a fitment check by VIN. Not sure about a size? The expert will suggest options for your trim and use.
Questions about this car
Is the Cybertruck bolt pattern the same as other Teslas?
No. Public sources list 6x139.7 for the Cybertruck, while the Model 3 and Model Y use 5x114.3. The expert confirms yours by VIN.
How are load needs handled for a Cybertruck?
Tell the expert how you use the truck. The specification is checked against that by VIN before production, and we do not quote load ratings without the check.
Which sizes can I order for a Cybertruck?
IQS makes 16 to 26 inch wheels. For this truck the expert recommends diameters and tire sizes that suit your use and brakes.
