Fittipaldi 22x12 Wheels
In-stock Fittipaldi 22x12 Wheels
133 in stock and ready to ship. Click any wheel for sizes and finishes.
Every 22x12 wheel we stock from Fittipaldi Offroad is on this page: 16 designs in gloss black, gloss black milled and mirror coat, drilled for 5-, 6- and 8-lug patterns. The listings run a -44 offset, so these are wide, deep wheels built to poke past the fenders. Find your bolt pattern, pick a finish, then check your exact truck in the fitment search before you order.
The designs, side by side
Fittipaldi Offroad FA27
Fittipaldi Offroad FA28
Fittipaldi Offroad FTF503BM
This is the milled version of the FTF503. It has the same black-with-bright-cuts look and the same four patterns as the FTF501BM: 6x135, 8x165.1, 8x170 and 8x180. Since the finish and drilling match, choosing between the two comes down to which face you like, so compare the photos side by side. Milled edges are bare metal, so brake dust shows more than on plain black.
Fittipaldi Offroad FTF501BM
A gloss black wheel with milled cuts that flash bright metal against the black. It comes in 6x135, 8x165.1, 8x170 and 8x180, which makes it one of the easiest milled designs to find in a 6- or 8-lug truck pattern. It's one of the most-stocked designs here. There's no 5-lug drilling.
Fittipaldi Offroad FTF503B
This is the FTF503 in solid gloss black with no milling, for a clean blacked-out look. It's drilled 6x135, 8x165.1 and 8x170. It loses the 8x180 option the milled FTF503BM has, so 8x180 owners who like this face need the BM.
Fittipaldi Offroad FA21B
This is the same FA21 face in plain gloss black. It covers 5x127, 5x139.7, 6x135, 8x165.1 and 8x170, so it works for 5-lug builds as well as 6- and 8-lug trucks. Stealthier than the mirror version and much easier to keep clean. There's no 8x180 in this finish.
Fittipaldi Offroad FA21MC
This is the FA21 in Mirror Coat, a bright, highly reflective finish that's the loudest look on this page. It's drilled in every pattern we stock in 22x12: 5x127, 5x139.7, 6x135, 8x165.1, 8x170 and 8x180. That makes it the safe bet if you want a bright wheel and don't want bolt pattern to limit you. Water spots and fingerprints show fast, so plan on regular wipe-downs.
Fittipaldi Offroad FA19B
A gloss black design drilled in five patterns: 5x127, 6x135, 8x165.1, 8x170 and 8x180. That spread covers 5-lug and every 8-lug pattern here, which few gloss black designs do. Simple finish, low upkeep. It skips 5x139.7.
Fittipaldi Offroad FA26
Fittipaldi Offroad FTF502B
Solid gloss black in all four FTF patterns: 6x135, 8x165.1, 8x170 and 8x180. It's the only all-black FTF design drilled 8x180, which makes it the stealth pick for those trucks. No milled version of this face is listed here.
Fittipaldi Offroad FA18B
This gloss black design has the same five-pattern spread as the FA19B: 5x127, 6x135, 8x165.1, 8x170 and 8x180. If you're stuck between the FA18 and FA19, bolt pattern won't settle it, so let the face design decide. A milled FA18BM is also available if you want some contrast.
Fittipaldi Offroad FTF505BM
Gloss black with milled accents, drilled 6x135, 8x165.1, 8x170 and 8x180. It's another two-tone option for 6- and 8-lug trucks if the FTF501BM and FTF503BM faces don't do it for you. There are fewer listings of this one than of those two, so if your pattern is in stock, don't sit on it.
Fittipaldi Offroad FA18BM
The FA18 in gloss black milled, drilled 5x127, 6x135 and 8x170. It's the one design here without 8x165.1, so 8x165.1 owners should look elsewhere. For 5x127 trucks, it's one of only two milled choices.
Fittipaldi Offroad FA19BM
The FA19 with milled accents over gloss black, a middle ground between the plain black and the mirror versions. It's drilled 6x135, 8x165.1, 8x170 and 8x180. Unlike the FA19B and FA19MC, it has no 5-lug option.
Fittipaldi Offroad FA07BM
Gloss black with milled cuts, drilled 5x127, 6x135, 8x165.1 and 8x170. It's one of only two milled designs here that come in 5-lug, which makes it a go-to for 5x127 owners who want contrast without going full mirror. There's no 8x180.
Fittipaldi Offroad FA08GB
Gloss black in an unusual mix of patterns: 5x139.7, 6x135, 8x165.1 and 8x180. It has 5x139.7 and 8x180 but skips 5x127 and 8x170, so confirm your pattern before you fall for it. The FA08MBDT fills those two gaps.
Fittipaldi 22x12 Wheels on real cars
Customer builds from our fitment gallery, with the sizes they run.
Photos from customers in our fitment gallery. Click a car for its full setup.
Fittipaldi Wheels 22x12: What's Here
There's a deep bench in this size. We carry 107 listings in 22x12, all from the offroad line, spread across six bolt patterns. 6-lug and 8-lug trucks get the most choice. 5-lug builds have fewer options, but they're covered.
Use this page to find which designs come in your bolt pattern and what the offset does to the stance. It also covers how the finishes compare and how to make sure a set clears before you buy.
22x12 Designs by Bolt Pattern
Start here. Bolt pattern is the one number you can't fudge, and it narrows the list fast.
| Bolt pattern | Listings | Designs offered |
|---|---|---|
| 8x165.1 | 26 | FTF501BM, FTF502B, FTF503B, FTF503BM, FTF505BM, FA21B, FA21MC, FA19B, FA19BM, FA19MC, FA18B, FA08GB, FA08MBDT, FA07BM, FA07MC |
| 6x135 | 26 | FTF501BM, FTF502B, FTF503B, FTF503BM, FTF505BM, FA21B, FA21MC, FA19B, FA19BM, FA18B, FA18BM, FA08GB, FA07BM, FA07MC |
| 8x170 | 22 | FTF501BM, FTF502B, FTF503B, FTF503BM, FTF505BM, FA21B, FA21MC, FA19B, FA19BM, FA18B, FA18BM, FA08MBDT, FA07BM, FA07MC |
| 8x180 | 16 | FTF501BM, FTF502B, FTF503BM, FTF505BM, FA21MC, FA19B, FA19BM, FA19MC, FA18B, FA08GB |
| 5x127 | 11 | FA21B, FA21MC, FA19B, FA19MC, FA18B, FA18BM, FA08MBDT, FA07BM |
| 5x139.7 | 6 | FA21B, FA21MC, FA08GB |
5x127 is the same pattern as 5x5.00. That's how the one chrome wheel in this size is listed: the FA27 in chrome, drilled 5x5.00. If your pattern isn't in the table at all, the fitment search will show you what does fit.
FTF vs FA: How the Designs Split
The model codes tell you a lot. Every FTF design is 6-lug or 8-lug only. If you're on 5-lug, skip straight to the FA designs.
The FA side is where the finish families live. The FA19 comes in all three finishes. The FA21, FA18 and FA07 each come in two. That's handy. Find a face you like, then decide how loud you want it.
The FTF side is mostly black and milled designs for 6- and 8-lug trucks. If you want a mirror finish, you're shopping FA.
What 22x12 -44 Means for the Stance
22 is the diameter in inches. 12 is the width. -44 is the offset in millimeters, and it's the number that changes the look most.
A negative offset moves the mounting face toward the back of the wheel. The barrel pushes outward, past where a stock wheel sits. You get a deep-dish look and a wheel that sticks out from the fender. That's the whole point of a 12-wide at -44.
The trade-offs are real. A wider, deeper wheel changes steering feel. It also puts more leverage on wheel bearings and ball joints. Without fender coverage it throws mud and road spray up the side of the truck, so flares or mud flaps are worth thinking about.
How Wide, Deep Wheels Sit on Real Trucks
None of the builds in our customer gallery are on these 22s yet. Several of them still show how width and offset change the stance.
| Truck | Size and offset | Front tire width | Owner-reported stance |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2019 Toyota Tundra | 20x12 -44 | 305 | Flush |
| 2021 Ford F-150 | 20x10 0 | 325 | Poke |
| 2023 Ford F-150 | 18x9 0 | 275 | Poke |
| 2024 Toyota Tundra | 20x9 0 | 315 | Flush |
| 2021 Toyota Tundra | 17x9 0 | 315 | Flush |
| 2024 Toyota Tundra | 17x9 +1 | 295 | Flush |
| 2023 Toyota Tundra | 20x9 +12 | 295 | Flush |
| 2017 Toyota Tundra | 20x9 +18 | 275 | Flush |
The build to study is the 2019 Tundra. The owner runs 20x12 -44 on 305-wide tires and calls it flush. That's the same width and offset as these 22x12 -44 listings, so the wheel sits in the same spot side to side. Going to 22 adds diameter. That means a lower-profile tire or a taller overall tire, and more chance of rubbing up top.
The F-150s make a good contrast. Their owners describe zero-offset 9- and 10-wide wheels as poke. A 12-wide at -44 sits further out than either. Stance labels are what each owner reported. Lift height and fender work change everything.
Picking a Finish
| Finish | What it looks like | Designs | Living with it |
|---|---|---|---|
| Gloss Black | Solid shiny black, no contrast | FTF502B, FTF503B, FA21B, FA19B, FA18B, FA08GB, FA08MBDT | Easiest to keep clean. Swirl marks show in direct sun. |
| Gloss Black Milled | Black with machined cuts that show bright metal | FTF501BM, FTF503BM, FTF505BM, FA19BM, FA18BM, FA07BM | Adds contrast. Bare milled edges collect brake dust. |
| Mirror Coat | Bright, highly reflective shine | FA21MC, FA19MC, FA07MC | Loudest look. Water spots and smudges show fast. |
Our take: on a black or dark gray truck, the milled finishes keep the wheel from disappearing into the body. On a white or silver truck, plain gloss black gives the strongest contrast. Mirror Coat is for people who wash the truck more than they take it off-road.
How to Confirm a 22x12 Fits Before You Order
- Bolt pattern. Match it exactly. 8x165.1 and 8x170 look close on paper but are not interchangeable.
- Fitment search. Enter your exact year, make, model and trim. It's the fastest way to see which listings match your truck.
- Offset. Read it on the product page for the exact listing you're buying.
- Center bore. Compare the wheel's bore to your hub. If the wheel's bore is bigger, use hub-centric rings so it centers properly.
- Tire. You need a 22-inch tire that's approved for a 12-inch-wide rim. Check that before you pick a size.
- Suspension and fenders. Stock height, leveled and lifted all clear differently. Be honest about how much trimming you're willing to do.
Quick Links by Pattern
If you already know your pattern, these are good places to start:
- milled FTF501BM drilled 8x180
- all-black FTF502B in 8x165.1
- FTF505BM for 8x170 trucks
- stealth FTF503B in 6x135
- mirror-finish FA21MC in 6x135
- gloss black FA19B for 5x127
- bright FA19MC option in 5x127
Running More Lugs or Building for the Street?
For a 10-lug setup, see the 10x225 offroad wheels or the 10x285.75 offroad lineup. Want something for the street instead? The street-focused side of the brand is a separate lineup.
Found your pattern? Browse every offroad design in stock and run your truck through the fitment search first.
Questions
Does Fittipaldi make 22x12 wheels?
Yes, and every design on this page is that size. Use the bolt pattern table to see which ones come in your pattern.
Will a 22x12 -44 wheel fit without a lift?
It depends on the truck, the tire and how much fender you're willing to trim. Run your exact year and trim through the fitment search before you order.
What do B, BM and MC mean in the model names?
On most designs here, B is gloss black, BM is gloss black milled and MC is mirror coat. The FA08 is the exception: both the FA08GB and FA08MBDT are gloss black.
Do I need spacers with these wheels?
No, not for poke. The negative offset already pushes the wheel out, and stacking spacers on top adds even more leverage on hubs and bearings.
Can I reuse my factory lug nuts?
Not always. Aftermarket wheels can need a different lug seat or length than stock, so confirm the seat type for the wheel and match your lug nuts to it before mounting.
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