Supreme x Dub Spinner Rims (Set of 4)
Supreme vs. Original
Supreme version
About the original
Dub 24-inch Spinner Rims are forged 6061 aluminum wheels with independently spinning face plates that continue rotating after a vehicle stops, a design that defined custom car culture in the early 2000s. Dub, founded in 2000 and now part of the Wheel Pros aftermarket umbrella, built its name on large-diameter designs that appeared throughout hip-hop music videos, BET's MTV Cribs era, and SEMA show car circuits. The brand was launched alongside Dub Magazine, which served as the print arm of the same urban car culture. The FW21 Supreme collab packaged a set of four 24-inch Dub spinners with co-branded center caps and retailed at $12,000.
About Dub
Dub is an American aftermarket wheel brand that originated from Dub Magazine, founded in 2000 by Myles Kovacs in Los Angeles to cover celebrity custom car builds and hip-hop automotive culture. The wheel line, known for large-diameter forged aluminum rims and floating spinner designs, rose to prominence in the early 2000s through appearances on MTV Cribs and Pimp My Ride. Dub is now manufactured under the MHT Luxury Alloys group, which was acquired by Wheel Pros in 2018. The catalog includes the Ballers, Shot Calla, and Spinner series. Supreme's collaboration brought the spinner wheel into streetwear as a pendant.
