American Off-Road Wheels

Shop American Off-Road Wheels for trucks and SUVs by exact wheel model, size, bolt pattern, offset, center bore, finish, and load rating. Confirm complete vehicle, brake, suspension, tire, and body clearance before ordering. Diameter and bolt count alone do not establish fitment.

American Off-Road A106 and A108 Wheels

A106 and A108 wheels are offered in application-specific sizes, offsets, bolt patterns, bores, finishes, and load ratings. Use the exact catalog configuration shown on the product page and verify every dimension against the vehicle before mounting a tire.

How to Choose the Correct Wheel

• Match the complete bolt pattern, not only the number of lugs
• Confirm wheel diameter, width, offset, backspacing, and center bore
• Verify brake-caliper, hub, suspension, steering, tire, and body clearance
• Use a load rating appropriate for the vehicle and intended use
• Confirm lug-seat design, thread pitch, TPMS compatibility, and required hub rings
• Order the correct quantity. Product prices are per wheel unless expressly stated otherwise

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Frequently Asked Questions

How do I know which American Off-Road wheel fits my vehicle?
Match the exact size, bolt pattern, center bore, offset, backspacing, load rating, brake clearance, tire size, and all suspension and body-clearance requirements. A matching diameter or lug count is not enough.

Are American Off-Road wheel prices for one wheel or a set?
Product prices are per wheel unless the listing expressly states a set quantity. Order four identical wheels for a square setup unless the vehicle uses a staggered or replacement configuration.

Will factory lug nuts and TPMS sensors work?
Compatibility depends on thread pitch, lug-seat profile, sensor style, valve-stem opening, and clearance. Verify those details before reusing factory hardware.

Can a wider wheel or negative offset require trimming?
Yes. Tire size, wheel width, offset, suspension height, steering travel, alignment, and body clearance determine whether lifting, trimming, or other changes are required.