American Racing 6x135 Wheels
The American Racing 6x135 wheels collection gathers every model in the lineup built for the 6x135 (six-lug) bolt circle, the pattern used across late-model Ford F-150, Expedition and Navigator platforms. You'll find rugged off-road profiles, street-truck designs and milled-face styles, available in finishes ranging from satin and gloss black to chrome and PVD. Browse the full American Racing lineup to compare every series, or stay here to focus on what truly bolts to a 6x135 hub.
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Why American Racing for a 6x135 Truck
American Racing has been a recognized name in performance and truck wheels since 1956, and that heritage shows in the 6x135 group: tough, no-nonsense designs engineered to clear larger brakes and carry the loads a half-ton platform demands. For a 6x135 build the practical questions are diameter, width, offset and finish durability, so the selection below leans on shapes that suit lifted, leveled and stock-height trucks alike. If you want to widen your search, the closely related American Racing 6x139.7 wheels cover heavier-duty trucks and SUVs.
Which Models & Finishes Are Offered in 6x135
Several distinct families carry the 6x135 fitment. The AR914 TT60 TRUCK brings a satin-black milled and PVD look in 18-, 20- and 22-inch sizes, while the AR916 offers black, gloss black milled and chrome. For a classic five-spoke truck stance the AR604 TORQ THRUST ST is offered in chrome at 20 inches.
Street-truck and SUV designs include the AR893 MAINLINE in gloss black machined and chrome, the AR901 in black, black machined and PVD, and the AR910 in gloss black machined and PVD. Off-road favorites like the AR62 OUTLAW II, AR923 MOD 12, AR926 PATROL and AR933 INTAKE round things out, alongside the AR915, AR938 REVERT, AR945 and AR931. Most of these are built as monoblock wheels, a single-piece construction that keeps things strong and simple for truck duty.
Fitment Coverage
Across the 6x135 group, diameters span 17, 18, 20 and 22 inches, so you can keep a tire-friendly sidewall on a work truck or step up for a show stance. The 6x135 pattern itself points squarely at modern six-lug Ford F-150, Expedition and Navigator applications. Always confirm offset and width against your suspension and fender clearance before ordering. If your truck actually wears a different pattern, jump to the 6x139.7, 6x114.3 or 6x120 pages, and heavy-duty owners can check 8x165.1 and 8x170 options.
How to Choose
Start with diameter and finish. For a daily-driven look, a 20-inch American Racing wheel balances presence and ride; if you want maximum fill, the 22-inch options add drama, while 18-inch sizes leave room for taller all-terrains. On finish, the broad black American Racing range hides trail grime best, chrome delivers a brighter classic-truck look, and gray/gunmetal tones sit between the two. Cross-shoppers on car platforms can also explore the popular 5x114.3 and 5x120 patterns.
Frequently Asked Questions
Which American Racing models come in 6x135? Models offered in 6x135 include the AR914 TT60 TRUCK, AR916, AR604 TORQ THRUST ST, AR893 MAINLINE, AR901, AR910, AR62 OUTLAW II, AR923 MOD 12, AR926 PATROL, AR933 INTAKE, AR915, AR938 REVERT, AR945 and AR931, among others.
What diameters are available in 6x135? The 6x135 designs are offered in 17-, 18-, 20- and 22-inch diameters, depending on the specific model.
What finishes can I get on a 6x135 American Racing wheel? Depending on the model, finishes include satin and gloss black, gloss black milled, black machined, chrome and PVD.