American Off-Road A106 & A108 Wheels

Shop American Off-Road A106 and A108 wheels at Black Ops Auto Works. Compare black milled designs and the listed size configurations for a truck or SUV build. Choose the wheel style and stance you want, then plan the full wheel-and-tire combination for the actual vehicle.

A108: Compare the 20x10 Options

The listed A108 selection uses 20x10 dimensions and a -24 mm offset, with several bolt-pattern and center-bore configurations. It offers a narrower option to compare with the listed 20x14 A106. The exact mounting specification remains part of the choice even when the design and finish look the same.

A106: Plan Around the 20x14 Width

The listed A106 options use 20x14 dimensions and a -76 mm offset. That wider configuration creates a different fit and tire-selection project from the A108. Compare the tire manufacturer’s approved width range and the vehicle’s steering, body and suspension clearance before choosing the combination.

Finish and Mounting Details

Black milled finishes give the listed designs contrasting detail within the wheel face. Complete the selection with the correct bolt pattern, center bore, load rating and compatible mounting hardware. For equal wheel width, a more negative offset positions the wheel farther outward; compare width and offset together when planning stance.

Choose Your Part

• Choose A106 or A108 and the desired listed configuration.
• Match bolt pattern, center bore, load requirements and mounting hardware.
• Select a tire approved for the wheel width and vehicle requirements.
• Evaluate the complete combination’s steering, brake and suspension clearance.

Frequently Asked Questions

How do the listed A106 and A108 sizes differ?

The listed A106 options are 20x14 with -76 mm offset; A108 options are 20x10 with -24 mm offset. They need different tire and clearance planning.

Will every six-lug version fit the same vehicle?

No. Bolt-circle diameter, bore, offset and other mounting requirements can differ.

Does negative offset guarantee clearance?

No. Compare wheel width, tire dimensions and the complete steering and suspension movement.

Can factory lug hardware always be reused?

Only when its seat profile, dimensions and engagement meet the new wheel’s requirements.

Does the same tire suit both listed widths?

Use the tire manufacturer’s approved wheel-width range and required load capacity. Diameter alone does not establish suitability.

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