Product Summary

Modified, Sport Mod, Stock Car, 15" Diameter, 8" Width

  • Barrel has a 15" diameter and is 8" wide
  • The bare finish can be painted after assembly
  • Welding is required to complete the wheel assembly
  • Has a bare finish that can be painted after assembly
  • Features a strong steel construction for heavy-duty use
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Whether you’re restoring a vintage circle-track car or just need to create a special wheel offset, Speedway offers separate steel wheel centers and shells for building custom wheels. These 15 inch wheel shells will accept steel centers with 12-5/8” O.D.

  • Strong steel construction for heavy-duty use
  • Bare finish can be painted after assembly
  • Standard bead bump
  • No valve stem hole
  • Welding is required to complete the wheel assembly

Learn more about determining the proper wheel offset, torque sequence, and bolt pattern for your application by reading our tech article. Racing Wheel Principles.

Ratings & Reviews

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Customers highly recommend our product for its quality, practicality, and features. They particularly value its usefulness for making custom wheel assemblies for various classic cars like the 1960 Willys Station Wagon and 1948 Plymouth. Its adaptability for odd wheel patterns is praised, outshining competitors in customizability. Users found the wheel shells easy to balance with very little runout, underlining their superb material quality and precision. Many customers, being thrilled with the product's performance, have expressed intentions to repurchase it for future projects. The product evidently delivers an excellent solution for custom wheel needs, contributing to a high level of customer satisfaction.

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Perfect for making custom offset wheels!

5.0

a year ago

56chevy

AL

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Ordered these to make custome offset wheels for my sons 1965 C10. Couldn't find wider 6 lug wheels that would hold the factory hub caps, so we made our own.

Would Recommend

yes

5.0

4 years ago

smokey

fl.

Verified

make my own wheels for 1960 willys station wagon.

Would Recommend

I'm going to buy again

5.0

6 years ago

I'm 80 I just stand by my name

Las Vegas Nv

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I'm making a set of wheels

Would Recommend

Smooth sailing!

5.0

8 years ago

Blanche

Austin, CO

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Placed order with ease and customer service was very helpful.

Would Recommend

15X8 wheel shells

5.0

9 years ago

Jims Jeeps

Melbourne Florida

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Perfect product for making your own wheel assemblies.

Would Recommend

Bart 15" wheel shell

5.0

10 years ago

Kenny

Graham,Wa

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Was looking for custom wheels for my old dodge truck project, has a odd ball wheel pattern, found these and had centers made, works perfect!

Would Recommend

Well Made Wheel

5.0

12 years ago

Snaki377

Darlington, SC, USA

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I Bought these Wheel Shells for My Husband. He says they Had Very little runout, and were very easy to balance

Would Recommend

great product and great customer service

5.0

12 years ago

66chevelle13

Oregon City , OR.

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wrong size wheel was shipped ... customer service with mistakes is perfect , everyone makes mistakes it happens but they corrected it and got the right wheel to me very fast and took care of the problem quick and easy !!!!

Would Recommend

Very nice wheel shells

5.0

13 years ago

Smokeybear

Pikeville, KY 41501, USA

I bought these wheel shells for my 1948 Plymouth. I couldn't find a place that would make custom backspaced wheels at a reasonable cost so I decided to make them myself. Once the centers were placed in the wheels they were checked for runout and trueness. Both ended up being perfect. I'm very happy with the wheel shells, they were exactly what I needed to finish my project.

Would Recommend

Very nice

5.0

15 years ago

Bry

Orangevale ca

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Great product.... I ended up cutting my own vw wide 5 centers out on a cnc plasma tabe and bead lock rings out as well...

Would Recommend

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Questions & Answers

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Can you tell me the type of steel and the max. thickness of this piece?

by mc5fan

• 9 years ago

1 answer

Are there different widths and sizes available? 15X6" or 15X7" or 14" shells? Thanks, Richie

by Richie

• 10 years ago

1 answer

Minor diameter location How far in from the shallow side does the minor diameter start?

by SethS

• 11 years ago

1 answer

Is there a cross section drawing available? I am trying to build a set of wheels with approx. 3" BS, but all the wheels I have the recess either too far in so the caliper hits, or too far out so that the BS I need isn't possible.

by SethS

• 11 years ago

1 answer

Will a 15 inch trim ring fit these once finished?

by CaddyJim

• 11 years ago

2 answers

it looks like the wheel "bumps in" for the 12 5/8 center how big in diameter is the taller portion of the wheel? how deep is the larger diameter? could this area be used for a larger wheel center? it looks like the backside of the wheel in the picture (the larger diameter area) thanks!

by bigdwg03

• 12 years ago

1 answer

availability of rim shell with larger center daimeter Is there a similar 15x8 wheel shell available for the 13-1/4" diameter rim center? Looking for something relatively heavy duty, for rear wheels of drag racing useage. Thanks in advance, Art

by 30dodgeboy

• 13 years ago

1 answer

will wheel shell work with 1970 vw 4 lug type center? trying to build a stock style baja bug wheel.

by baja1776

• 13 years ago

1 answer

Is there a pre-drilled valve stem hole?

by J. Doe Sr.

• 14 years ago

2 answers

For project planning, and using the matching center you sell, what are the minimum and maximum backspacings possible in both the 'standard' and 'reversed' shell positions (if it's not equal)? I need this info for the 15x8, 15x10 and 15x12 sizes. Thanks!

by PSIG

• 15 years ago

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