Aluminum Wheels
Our 2-piece bolt-together wheels are customizable and durable. With various designs, colors, and bolt patterns to choose from, you can create a unique look for your vehicle. Made in the USA from forged aluminum and DOT approved.
1430 Series
40 Series
50 Series
50/40 Hybrid
40/50 Hybrid
- Design Shown: Kodiak
-$1395 / each
-20x12
-square track (will have the same footprint front and rear)
- Design Shown: Mod 10 Hole
-$1350 / each
-20x11
-tested to 8k lb load capacity in 10x225 bolt pattern
-square track (will have the same footprint front and rear)
Pickup Chassis Duals
-start at $7,000 for set
-20x10 Duals
-Ford Specific
-only ones on the market
-multiple options for front wheel
-works great with 295/65R20 tire
Center Caps
$150-$200/each depending on XL or Small cap depth
-billet aluminum
-protect hub from dust and debris
-powder coated finish to match wheels
-SW engraved
- Design Shown: Kodiak
-$1350 / each
-20x11
-2" staggered track ( moves the front in 1" and the rear out 1")
-lines up well with most medium duty truck bodies
- Design Shown: Spoke
-$1350 / each
-20x10
- 50 series outer and 40 series inner
-- Design Shown: Mod 10 Hole
-$1350 / each
-20x12
-40 series outer and 50 series inner
Cab Chassis Duals
-starting at $6,800 for set
-20x10 duals
-only ones on the market
-multiple options for front wheel
-works great with 295/65R20 tire
Beadlock Inserts
-$150/each
-HDPE inserts
-custom to your tire
Mix and Match
Our ability to mix and match the halves of the 40 and 50 Series wheels, which have nearly identical profiles, enables us to create a range of wheel widths. This allows us to produce 20x10 and 20x12 wheels using the same parts as the 20x11s. This approach also benefits those who need to replace a wheel, as they may only need to replace half of it.
Things To Know Before You Order
- What year is your truck?
-Is it a 2WD or 4WD?
-What kind of bed is on the truck?
-How wide is the bed of the truck?
-What size tire are you wanting to run?
-About how much weight will you be carrying on the rear axle?
-What are your anticipated driving conditions?
-About how many miles will you be putting on per year? ​
