ATX Series 6x135 wheels gather the truck-and-SUV models from the ATX lineup that are drilled in the 6x135 bolt pattern, the layout used by many late-model Ford F-150, Expedition, and Navigator platforms. This page brings those fitments together so you can move straight from a 6x135 hub bore to a wheel that bolts up, with diameters that span the off-road and street-truck range and finishes built to take abrasion. Every order ships free, and financing is available through Affirm.
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For shoppers who already know their pattern, narrowing by 6x135 removes the guesswork that comes with cross-shopping the entire range. You can always step back to the full ATX Series lineup to compare other bores, but the models below are the ones confirmed in 6x135.
Why 6x135 fitment matters
The 6x135 pattern is specific enough that a wheel built for it won't interchange with the more common 6x139.7 trucks without the right drilling. Choosing within a verified 6x135 group means the lug seats and centering match your hubs, which protects ride quality and keeps your alignment honest. ATX builds these toward overlanding, towing, and trail use, so the styling leans rugged rather than show-polished, with milled faces and dark coatings that hide trail rash.
Which ATX models & finishes come in 6x135
Several distinct designs carry the 6x135 drilling. The AX181 ARTILLERY offers it in BLACK, CHROME, and PVD, while the AX188 LEDGE pairs BLACK and CHROME. Trail-focused picks include the AX190 DUNE and the AX192 BLADE, both in BLACK and PVD, plus the AX193 AXE in BLACK. The AX203 adds BLACK and PVD, and several cast-iron-black workhorses round out the group: the 200, the 201, the 202, and the AX201. For a large-diameter statement, the AX805 FORCE brings 6x135 in PVD. If a darker look is the priority, the Black ATX Series wheels page collects the matte and satin options, while the Bronze ATX Series wheels page shows the warmer alternative carried elsewhere in the range. Each of these is a monoblock cast aluminum design.
Fitment coverage and sizing
Within ATX Series, the 6x135 wheels here run across 17-, 18-, 20-, and 22-inch diameters depending on the model, so you can match a tall sidewall for trail compliance or a larger fitment for a planted street stance. Browse by size through the 17" ATX Series wheels, 18" ATX Series wheels, and 20" ATX Series wheels pages. Many of these same models are also drilled in adjacent patterns, so if your truck turns out to be 6x139.7 instead, that page covers it; full-size and HD trucks are served by the 8x165.1 and 8x170 groups, and SUV/car platforms appear in 5x114.3, 5x127, and 5x139.7.
How to choose
Start by confirming your bolt pattern is genuinely 6x135, then pick a diameter that leaves room for the tire you want. If you tow or wheel often, a 17- or 18-inch fitment such as the AX203 in gloss black keeps more sidewall on the road; for a bigger footprint, the AX805 FORCE in 22x9.5 PVD makes the statement. The cast-iron-black AX201 and the chrome AX181 ARTILLERY show the range of looks before you commit to a width and offset.
Frequently Asked Questions
Which ATX models are available in 6x135?
The 6x135 pattern is carried on the AX181 ARTILLERY, AX188 LEDGE, AX190 DUNE, AX192 BLADE, AX193 AXE, AX203, AX805 FORCE, and the 200, 201, 202, and AX201 designs.
What finishes can I get in 6x135?
Depending on the model, 6x135 options include BLACK, CHROME, and PVD, with several cast-iron-black designs among the workhorse models.
What sizes do these come in?
The 6x135 ATX wheels here span 17, 18, 20, and 22 inches, with the AX805 FORCE offering the 22-inch fitment.