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4Play Wheels – The Deepest Concave & Most Aggressive Truck Wheels 4PLAY Wheels is a relatively new brand in the truck and SUV wheel scene, but it has quickly made a big impact with its bold approach. Launched in the latter half of the 2010s, 4Play was created by the team at OE Wheels (a company long known for OEM replica wheels) who decided to break away from traditional designs. They brought on Jordan Swerdloff, the founder of ADV.1 (a famed supercar wheel brand), infusing supercar design DNA into the truck wheel market. This collaboration led to revolutionary concave designs and multi-piece aesthetics for trucks, unlike anything else available at the time. The brand’s mantra, often cheekily phrased as offering the “deepest, hardest & strongest†off-road wheels, underscores its mission to push boundaries. In a short time, 4Play Wheels has earned a reputation for uncompromising quality – utilizing the latest manufacturing tech – and for designs that are patented to protect their uniqueness. Although a younger company, 4Play’s market presence is strong: it’s become a go-to for truck enthusiasts who want premium, show-quality wheels that can also handle real truck duties. The brand has also embraced social media and galleries, showcasing builds with their wheels on everything from lifted Ford F-250s to custom Tesla Cybertrucks (forward-looking even in vehicle trends). Top-Selling Models 4Play’s wheel models are typically denoted by “4P†or “4PS†numbers. Some of their top-selling designs include: 4P06 – One of 4Play’s classic designs, the 4P06 is a concave six-spoke wheel with a clean yet tough look. Often seen in 20×10 or 22×10 sizes, it comes in finishes like Matte Black (Stealth) or Bronze that appeal to off-road truck builds. It’s a popular choice for vehicles like the Toyota Tundra and Chevy Silverado (as evidenced by build galleries). The 4P06’s deep center and thick spokes embody 4Play’s philosophy of merging strength with style. 4P80 (and 4P80R) – A more recent design that quickly became a hit, the 4P80 is a multi-spoke wheel with a simulated beadlock ring. The 4P80R variant includes a removable ring on the lip for a true off-road look. This model is often chosen in 22×12 -44 for a deep dish on lifted trucks, and comes in finishes like Gloss Black or Black with brushed face. The 4P80 series stands out for its aggressive styling and is frequently seen on show trucks due to its dramatic appearance. 4P55 – A robust split-spoke design with angular styling. The 4P55, especially in a Black & Brushed finish, is known for its application on SUVs and trucks that want a bit of a luxury twist. It’s available in sizes like 20×12, providing a wide footprint. Its popularity comes from the way it blends into both off-road and street-truck styles, making it versatile. 4P83 – A large-diameter design intended for big trucks and SUVs. The 4P83 in 24×12 -44 has been a top pick for extreme builds (for example, lifted Denalis or Escalades). It features a complex spoke pattern with milled accents, and in Gloss Black or custom “Stealth†finishes, it gives a commanding look. Enthusiasts who want the biggest and baddest wheel often gravitate to the 4P83 for its sheer size and visual impact. Beyond these, 4Play has also introduced forged two-piece designs like the 4PF series (e.g., 4PF6) for those seeking higher-end forged wheels. But their cast (and flow-formed) lineup remains the core. A notable aspect is that many 4Play models are available in both 5-lug/6-lug and 8-lug versions, covering a wide application range. The top sellers generally are those that manage to pack deep concave centers with relatively wide barrels, giving an illusion of multi-piece construction (some have real exposed hardware on the rim edge as well). And thanks to patented designs, you won’t find look-alike copies easily – which adds to their appeal in the custom market. Key Features & Benefits 4Play Wheels are designed from the ground up to break conventions, and they offer several key benefits: Deep Concave & Multi-Piece Aesthetic: Unlike many traditional truck wheels that have flat faces or simple curves, 4Play wheels utilize deep concave centers and stepped lips (especially on models like 4P60 Gen2). This gives a 3D profile rarely seen on off-road wheels. The benefit is purely visual – a more dramatic stance and the look of a multi-piece forged wheel, but in a cast (more affordable) construction. They’ve even patented these designs to keep them exclusive, so your truck’s look remains unique. Advanced Manufacturing: 4Play makes no compromises in strength. They use counter-pressure casting (a form of low-pressure casting) and in some cases flow-forming for their “Gen2†series wheels. This results in wheels that are both lighter and stronger than typical gravity-cast wheels. In fact, they explicitly engineer 5- and 6-lug wheels to a load rating of 2,900 lbs and 8-lug wheels to 3,900 lbs​, about 200 lbs higher than many competitors. This ensures that even with their daring designs, the wheels can handle the heavy loads of modern trucks (towing, hauling, etc.) without issues. High Load Ratings & Durability: As mentioned, 4Play wheels are built for today’s HD truck capacities​. They recognize that a Ford F-250 or RAM 3500 has much higher weight and towing capacity than older trucks, so they tested and certified their wheels accordingly. This gives users peace of mind that adding 4Play rims won’t be the weak link when the truck is under stress. Additionally, they test for off-road durability – meaning these wheels aren’t just for show; they can handle off-road trails and rough use. The combination of strength and the brand’s obsession with quality (each wheel goes through rigorous quality control) means reliability is a key benefit. Unique Finishing Techniques: 4Play employs some unique finishing techniques, especially on their Gen2 series. For example, the Brushed Black Tinted Clear finish on the 4P60 involves hand-brushing the face after machining, then adding a tinted clear coat for a one-of-a-kind look. This artisanal approach results in a finish that has depth and character (you can see the brush strokes under the tint). The brand also uses multi-stage painting for their two-tone wheels: applying base color, then machining, then secondary color, etc., all sealed with clear coat. The benefit is not only a head-turning appearance but also a very durable finish – these are show-quality wheels that can truly be used daily. Concavity + Big Brake Clearance: The concave designs of 4Play aren’t just for looks; they often allow greater brake clearance as the spokes curve outwards. This is especially beneficial for trucks that have aftermarket big brake kits or the larger factory brakes on performance models. You get both form and function: the ability to clear large calipers (common on Raptors, TRX, etc.) while maintaining the concave profile. Tuner-Inspired Technology: Because the brand’s founder influence comes from the performance car world, 4Play wheels incorporate features not common in truck wheels. For instance, some 4Play models have weight optimization (milled pockets on the backside of spokes to remove excess material), and the use of two-piece forged-esque construction on some designs reduces weight while adding style. Even their marketing notes being “obsessed with breaking the industry’s traditionsâ€â€‹ – which translates to wheels that often surprise seasoned truck enthusiasts in how they’re built and how they perform. Vehicle Compatibility 4Play Wheels are designed for trucks and SUVs, especially those in the ½ ton and up categories. Common vehicles that run 4Play wheels include: Ford F-150 and F-Series Super Duty, Chevrolet Silverado (1500 and 2500/3500), GMC Sierra, RAM 1500 and 2500/3500, Toyota Tundra, and Jeep Wrangler/Gladiator for some 5-lug models. Essentially, if it’s a truck or body-on-frame SUV that you’d consider lifting or putting custom wheels on, 4Play likely makes a fitment for it. Enthusiasts with leveled or lifted trucks particularly gravitate towards 4Play’s offerings in 20″ and 22″ diameters. For example, a leveled Silverado 1500 might use 20×9 4P06 wheels with all-terrain tires for a robust daily driver setup. On the extreme end, a show build like a lifted Ford F-250 could sport 24×12 or 26×14 4P83 wheels with 37″ mud tires – a combo that will draw a crowd at any truck meet. Even the upcoming Tesla Cybertruck has been shown with 4Play wheels in concept (the gallery on 4Play’s site teases a Cybertruck on 4P wheels), suggesting that their fitments are forward-looking to new trucks as well. Additionally, SUVs like the Cadillac Escalade, Chevy Tahoe, and Ford Bronco have the same bolt patterns as trucks and can use 4Play wheels to great effect, blending luxury with aggression. One thing to note: 4Play’s adherence to high load ratings means even heavy vehicles like diesel duallies (in single rear wheel conversion setups) or armored SUVs can potentially use their wheels, provided lug pattern matches, because the wheels are built tough enough. Always, we recommend checking the specific bolt pattern and offset requirements – 4Play offers applications in 5×127 (Jeep), 6×135 (Ford), 6×139.7 (GM/Toyota), 8×170 (Ford SD), 8×6.5 (older Ford, GM HD, Ram), 8×180 (GM 2011+ HD), etc., covering most needs. In summary, 4Play wheels will fit on most modern trucks and large SUVs that accept aftermarket wheels. They’re especially suitable for those builds where the owner wants to make a statement – both in style and in having components that are engineered for the job. (You can find 4Play Wheels on USAWheels by visiting our brand page for 4Play, or browse our Truck Wheels category for more rugged rim options. Whether it’s a daily driver or show truck, 4Play likely has something that catches your eye and fits your ride.) Transform your truck with 4Play Wheelsâ€â€explore the deepest concave and most aggressive designs at USAWheels.com now.
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