mrsweetwheels.com · Your Wheel Tattoo Studio

Get your rims inked.

Peel-and-stick tattoos for your wheels. Skulls, tribal, script, your own logo — cut in color, chrome or glow-in-the-dark. It goes on in your driveway and comes off whenever you're done. Your stock wheels never change.

Steady hands. Sharp cuts.

Every tattoo is cut to the exact wheel it rides on — metal face only, never the tire, caps or lug nuts. That's the whole trade: precision you can peel off.

Fresh ink

New work from the Wheel Tat Studio. If you'd wear it, we'll cut it for your wheel.

Motion in metal — artwork built right into the wheel.
The Wheel Man — sharp detail, steady hand, all attitude.
Matching set — his arm and his wheel carry the same ink.
In the chair — every wheel gets the full parlor treatment.

The stencil book

Pick a cutout. We size it to your exact wheel so it lands on the metal face, never on the tire, caps or lug nuts.

Skull

Clean cutout, no outline noise. Reads from across the lot.

Tribal

Sharp sweeps that follow the spoke instead of fighting it.

Script

Your name, your shop, your inside joke. Cut to fit the face.

Your logo

Send the art. We cut it to the exact wheel.

Three ways to run it

Night-glow

Charges in daylight, lights up when the sun drops. Nobody else at the meet has it.

Chrome

Mirror film that throws light like polished metal — without touching the wheel underneath.

Color

Candy, matte, gloss. Pick the shade, we cut the tattoo in it.

DIY kit

The kit lands at your door cut and numbered. Clean the face, peel, stick, squeegee. Beer optional, patience helps.

Shop install

Rather have it done? Our Thornton shop lays it on for you. Ask for install when you order and we'll set a time.

Peel it on. Peel it off.

It's vinyl, not paint. Run a skull all summer, a glow set for the night meets, candy stripes at Christmas, then back to stock before you trade it in.

Start my wheel tattoo

Wheel Tat Studio films

Where your wheels go to look badass.

A little imagination goes a long way. Watch the wheels come alive.

Creative concept films — not a photo of a finished vinyl kit.