DIRTY LIFE 6x135 Wheels
DIRTY LIFE 6x135 wheels cover the off-road and street lineup drilled for the six-lug 6x135 bolt pattern, with 56 fitments spread across the brand's most popular truck and beadlock designs. Diameters run from 17-inch street setups up to aggressive 20-inch builds, in finishes ranging from clean Matte Black to brighter Satin Gold and Crimson Candy Red. Every order ships free, and financing is available through Affirm.
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This page gathers the 6x135 fitment in one place so you can compare models, sizes and finishes without guessing. DIRTY LIFE designs its wheels for race and street use alike, engineered to perform from road to rocks, mud to sand, which makes the 6x135 group a natural match for trucks that pull double duty as daily drivers and trail rigs.
Why 6x135 Matters
The 6x135 bolt pattern is the long-standing six-lug spec used by modern Ford F-150 and Expedition platforms, so this group targets those owners directly. Choosing within a confirmed bolt pattern is the single most important step in wheel fitment, and every wheel here is carried in 6x135 so you can shop by look and size rather than re-checking the lug spec. If your truck runs a different pattern, the broader brand range also includes DIRTY LIFE 6x139.7 wheels, 5x127 and 5x139.7 options, plus heavy-duty 8x165.1 and 8x170 eight-lug fitments.
Models & Finishes in 6x135
Many of the brand's headline designs are offered in this pattern. The Canyon and Canyon Pro bring classic spoke styling in Matte Black, Satin Gold and Satin Graphite, while the simulated-beadlock DT-1 and DT-2 add ring-accented looks like Matte Black W/Simulated Ring and Satin Gold W/Simulated Ring. The Enigma and Enigma Race cover Matte Black, Machined and Crimson Candy Red, and the Theory rounds out the street-leaning side with Matte Gold and Matte Gunmetal lip treatments.
For trail and beadlock-style builds, the Compound adds Desert Sand and Crimson Candy Red, the true-beadlock Ironman pairs Matte Black or Matte Gunmetal with a black beadlock, and the lightweight Roadkill Race offers Machined Beadlock and Crimson Candy Red W/Black Ring. The compact Cage, the Journey, the Mesa and the Canyon Race complete the 6x135 selection. Each of these is built as a monoblock wheel. Prefer to shop by color? Browse the black, gold, gray and red finish pages, or see the full DIRTY LIFE lineup.
Fitment & Sizes
In 6x135 the diameters carried are 17-inch and 20-inch. The 17-inch sizes suit taller-sidewall trail tires and lifted daily trucks, while the 20-inch sizes lean toward a more aggressive street stance. Several models also appear in 18-inch in other bolt patterns, so check the specific listing for the size you need. A popular reference point is the Dirty Life Canyon 9310 6x135 17x9+0 Matte Black at $295, while builders chasing height-tuned offsets favor the DT-1 9303 6x135 20x9+12 and the DT-2 9304 6x135 20x9+12.
How to Choose
Start with diameter and tire plan: a 17-inch wheel like the Enigma 9311 17x9-12 Matte Black ($249.99) leaves more sidewall for airing down, while 20-inch fitments suit larger-diameter tires. Then pick a look: machined and simulated-ring styles like the Enigma Race 9313 17x9-12 Machined read brighter, while a sand or candy-red tone such as the Compound 9315 20x10-25 Desert Sand adds contrast. Value-minded shoppers can compare the Journey 9316 17x8.5+0 Matte Black ($284). Always confirm your truck's diameter, width and offset against the exact listing before ordering.
Frequently Asked Questions
Which vehicles use the 6x135 bolt pattern?
6x135 is the six-lug pattern used by modern Ford F-150 and Expedition platforms, which is why this group is geared toward those trucks. Verify your specific year and trim against the listing.
What sizes do DIRTY LIFE 6x135 wheels come in?
In the 6x135 pattern they are offered in 17-inch and 20-inch diameters, spanning street, trail and beadlock-style designs.
Do these wheels include true beadlocks?
Both true-beadlock and simulated-ring designs are offered. The Ironman and Roadkill Race use beadlock construction, while models like the DT-1, DT-2 and Enigma use simulated rings for a similar look.