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When selecting a new set of wheels, appearance is only part of the equation. Weight, sizing, and choosing the correct fitment for your driving style all play a major role in how your Mustang performs. That's exactly why we developed the Steeda Trident Wheel.
The Trident combines an aggressive split 5-spoke design with flow-formed construction, delivering a wheel that's both lightweight and strong enough for daily driving, spirited canyon runs, autocross, or track use.
Available Sizes
The Steeda Trident is available in several popular Mustang fitments:
Square vs. Staggered Setup
One of the biggest questions Mustang owners ask is whether to run a square or staggered wheel setup.
Square Setup (Same Size Front and Rear)
Example:
Staggered Setup (Wider Rear Wheels)
Example:
Which Setup Is Right for You?
There isn't a one-size-fits-all answer.
Here are some added links on wheel sizing and tourqe specs for your wheels; 19 Inch vs 20 Inch Mustang Wheels | Steeda, 1979-2026 Mustang Wheel Torque Specs | Steeda Central
What are you running on your Mustang? We'd love to hear whether you prefer a square or staggered setup, what tire sizes you're using, and how your combination has performed on the street or at the track.
The Trident combines an aggressive split 5-spoke design with flow-formed construction, delivering a wheel that's both lightweight and strong enough for daily driving, spirited canyon runs, autocross, or track use.
Available Sizes
The Steeda Trident is available in several popular Mustang fitments:
- 19x10 – Approximately 22 lbs
- 19x11 – Approximately 23 lbs
- 20x10 – Approximately 24 lbs
- 20x11 – Approximately 25 lbs
Square vs. Staggered Setup
One of the biggest questions Mustang owners ask is whether to run a square or staggered wheel setup.
Square Setup (Same Size Front and Rear)
Example:
- 19x10 front
- 19x10 rear
- Ability to rotate tires for longer tread life
- More neutral handling characteristics
- Excellent choice for autocross and road course driving
- Lower long-term tire replacement costs
Staggered Setup (Wider Rear Wheels)
Example:
- 19x10 front
- 19x11 rear
- Increased rear tire width for improved traction
- Aggressive, muscular appearance
- Better power delivery for high-horsepower street cars
- Popular choice for drag racing and street performance
Which Setup Is Right for You?
There isn't a one-size-fits-all answer.
- Daily drivers and track enthusiasts often appreciate the practicality of a square setup and benefit from the added balance and tire rotation capability.
- High-horsepower street cars and drag-focused builds typically favor a staggered setup for maximum rear traction.
Here are some added links on wheel sizing and tourqe specs for your wheels; 19 Inch vs 20 Inch Mustang Wheels | Steeda, 1979-2026 Mustang Wheel Torque Specs | Steeda Central
What are you running on your Mustang? We'd love to hear whether you prefer a square or staggered setup, what tire sizes you're using, and how your combination has performed on the street or at the track.
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