Offroad / Street wheels

Match four numbers: bolt pattern, center bore, wheel size and offset. Every listing shows them as BOLT PATTERN | BORE and SIZE | OFFSET (BACKSPACING). Each product page also has a vehicle fitment and tire size guide and a lug nut compatibility tab. To start, open the fitment guide: RT111 fitment and tire size guide. We verify fitment on every order before it ships. If we spot a potential compatibility issue, our team reaches out before processing.

Start with bolt pattern: it has to match your vehicle exactly. Then pick width and offset. Offset (ET) is in millimeters. Backspacing is in inches. In this collection, ET-12 is 4.5" of backspacing, ET+12 is 5.5", ET0 on a 17x8.5 is 4.75" and ET+25 on a 17x8.5 is 5.73". A lower offset moves the wheel and tire out away from the brakes and suspension. A higher offset tucks them in. On our Jeep wheels, the product pages say the +12 offset is about 1" more aggressive than factory rims. Not sure? Contact support before you order.

Seven across the collection: Matte Black, Matte Bronze, Matte Gunmetal, Machined Silver, Machined Gunmetal, Milled Gloss Black and Milled Gloss Gunmetal. Every design comes in Matte Black. Other finishes vary by design and size, so check the product page.

Lug nuts are not included. Lug nut thread size depends on your vehicle. Examples from our Lug Nut Compatibility chart: Jeep Wrangler JK and Grand Cherokee ZJ, WJ and WK use 1/2"x20. Jeep Wrangler JL (2018+) and Gladiator (2019+) use M14x1.5. Ford Bronco (2021+) and Ranger (2019+) use M12x1.5. Ford F-150 (2015+) and Bronco Raptor use M14x1.5. Chevrolet and GMC 1500 trucks and Ram 1500 (2019+) use M14x1.5. Toyota Tacoma and 4Runner (older generations) use M12x1.5 extended thread (ET), and newer Toyota and Lexus models such as the 2022+ Tundra and Sequoia use M14x1.5 ET. Check your exact year and model on the chart for your brand: Jeep, Toyota and Lexus, Ford, Chevrolet, GMC. You can buy compatible lug nuts from us. We also sell hubrings. Where one is recommended, it is noted on that vehicle's fitment page (for example Colorado, Canyon, Silverado, Tahoe, Sierra and Yukon list a 78.1mm to 106.1mm hubring). On Toyota fitments, the RT107 is not compatible with "mag" style lug nuts, which are standard on many Tacomas and 4Runners. You will need extended thread cone seat lug nuts.

Eight designs (RT107, RT109, RT110, RT111, RT112, RT113, RT115, RT116) have a simulated bead lock look with steel rivet bolts. It is a styling feature. A true beadlock wheel mechanically clamps the tire bead to the rim to stop the tire from unseating at low pressure. If you need that, shop our Beadlock collection.

Free shipping to the lower 48 states. Most orders ship within 1 to 2 business days. You can return unused wheels within 30 days of receipt, in new condition. Wheels with tires previously mounted are not eligible, and return shipping is on the customer.