Ford F-150 Wheels
In-stock wheels that fit the Ford F-150
6x135 wheels for 2004-and-newer F-150s in the sizes owners run most. Every wheel that fits your truck is in the full list below.
If your F-150 is a 2004 or newer, these wheels are built for it. Pick the size first: 17s for meaty trail tires, 20s for the classic street-and-dirt look, or 22s and up if you want the truck to sit big. Then choose black, chrome, bronze or something louder, and check your exact year in the fitment search before you order.
Popular designs, side by side
Fuel 1PC WEAPON
This is the Fuel option in the lineup, a one-piece design in 20x9 and 20x10. Blackout is all black, the murdered-out look. Platinum is the brighter choice and stands out on a dark truck. The 20x9 +1 sits further out than stock, so expect a little stance even on a factory-height truck.
Moto Metal COMBAT
This is full chrome and nothing else, in 20x10 or a huge 24x12. The 20x10 -18 pushes the wheel well past the fender for that poked-out show-truck look. Be honest with yourself about fender coverage and rubbing on a stock-height truck. Chrome also needs regular cleaning to stay sharp.
KMC CRUX
This is the KMC pick for the F-150, and it covers both camps: 17x8.5 for trail tires and 20x9 for the street. Blackout keeps it stealthy. Gloss Gunmetal is a darker gray that hides road grime better than pure black. The 17x8.5 +0 is a sensible size if you want more sidewall without going extreme.
Vortek VRT-603-R
This is a no-nonsense 17x9 in Satin Black, aimed at trucks running big all-terrain or mud tires. It's at +0, so it sits wider than factory but isn't wild. It only comes in one size and one finish. Skip it if you want 20s.
Mayhem Warrior 8015
This is an aggressive 20x9 in Matte Black. At -8 offset it pokes more than most 20x9s here, so it suits leveled or lifted trucks. Matte black looks tough but shows grease and fingerprints more than gloss does.
Vision Off-Road 350 Ojos
This is an 18x9, which splits the difference between 17 and 20 nicely. Bronze pops on white, gray and black trucks. Satin Black is the quieter choice. The 18x9 +12 is one of the milder offsets in this group, a good fit if you want stance without much poke.
LOCK OFFROAD COMBAT
It comes in 17x9 and 20x9. Machine With Clear Coat gives you bright bare-metal looks without chrome. Matte Blue is a bold color that works on the right paint and clashes on the wrong one. Don't confuse it with the Moto Metal COMBAT; they're different wheels.
Black Rhino Hard Alloys BASIN
This is a trail-focused 17x8.5 in Matte Black at +0. The 8.5-inch width is a touch narrower than the 9-inch 17s here, which suits a slightly narrower tire. It's a simple choice for a work truck or weekend trail rig. There's only one size and finish.
Raceline 951BZ Ryno
This one only comes in Bronze, in 17x9 or 18x9. If you already know you want bronze on an off-road build, it's a straightforward pick. The 18x9 is a good choice for owners who want a little less sidewall than a 17 without going to 20s.
Cavallo CLV-22
This is a street-truck 22 in 22x9.5, Gloss Black with milled accents that catch light. At +25 it sits closer to factory fitment than the negative-offset off-road wheels. Low-profile tires on 22s ride firmer, so it's better for pavement than trails.
Gear Off Road 770BM
It comes in Gloss Black Milled, in 20x9 or 22x10. The milled edges cut bright lines through the black. It's a good fit if you want to start at 20 or step up to 22 in the same look. The 22x10 is a wide wheel, so check tire clearance for your height.
American Racing AR893 MAINLINE
This is classic chrome in narrower sizes: 17x8 and 18x8.5. The 17x8 +25 stays close to stock, so it suits a factory-height truck on street tires. It won't give you an aggressive stance. That's the point if you just want clean chrome.
American Truxx Vortex AT162
This is the extreme one: 24x14 in Black/Machined or Black/Milled. A 14-inch-wide wheel means serious lift and fender work, plus a very low-profile tire. Check your exact setup in the fitment search before you commit. It's a show build wheel, not a daily trail wheel.
TIS 544B
This is a clean 20x9 in Gloss Black. It's an easy pick if you want a shiny black 20 without milled accents or two-tone details. It only comes in one size, so it's not for anyone chasing 22s or wide 20x10s.
Dropstars Trail Series 602SB
It comes in Satin Black, in 20x9 and 20x10. Satin sits between gloss and matte, so it has some sheen without showing every smudge. The 20x10 gives a wider stance if you're running bigger tires on a leveled truck.
Dirty Life Journey 9316
This is a 17x8.5 trail wheel in Matte Black or Matte Bronze. Matte Bronze is the rugged overland look. It's a narrower-width 17, best paired with a moderate tire rather than the widest mud tires.
On real F-150s
Customer builds from our fitment gallery, with the exact sizes they run.
Photos from customers in our fitment gallery. Click a car for its full setup.
Ford F-150 Bolt Pattern by Year
Before anything else, make sure the wheel will bolt on. Every truck from 2004 through 2026 shares one pattern and hub bore. Older trucks are a different story.
| Years | Bolt Pattern | Center Bore | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1990-1996 | 5x139.7 | 87.1 mm | Will not take 6x135 wheels |
| 1997-2000 | 5x135 or 7x150 | 87.1 mm | Varies by truck. Check yours in the fitment search |
| 2001-2003 | 7x150 or 5x135 | 87.1 mm | Varies by truck. Check yours in the fitment search |
| 2004-2026 | 6x135 | 87.1 mm | Includes Heritage and Lightning. 2004 owners, confirm your truck |
The 2004 model year overlaps the old Heritage trucks, so run your VIN or trim through the fitment search to confirm. Every wheel on this page is 6x135. If you want to see everything in that pattern beyond the F-150 picks, browse all 6x135 wheels.
F-150 Rims by Size: 17 vs 18 vs 20 vs 22 Inch
| Size | Best For | Designs Here |
|---|---|---|
| 17 inch | Off-road, tall sidewall, big all-terrain or mud tires | KMC CRUX, Vortek VRT-603-R, LOCK COMBAT, Black Rhino BASIN, Raceline Ryno, AR893 MAINLINE, Dirty Life Journey |
| 18 inch | Middle ground, some sidewall with a fuller look | Vision 350 Ojos, Raceline Ryno, AR893 MAINLINE |
| 20 inch | The most popular F-150 size, street and light trail | Fuel WEAPON, Moto Metal COMBAT, KMC CRUX, Mayhem Warrior, LOCK COMBAT, Gear 770BM, TIS 544B, Dropstars 602SB |
| 22 inch | Street trucks, low-profile tires | Cavallo CLV-22, Gear 770BM |
| 24 inch | Show builds, usually lifted | Moto Metal COMBAT, American Truxx Vortex |
Ford F-150 17 inch wheels
Seventeens are the trail choice. More sidewall means more cushion over rocks and a better ride on washboard roads. One thing to check: some newer trucks with larger brakes may not clear a 17, so confirm your truck in the fitment search first.
F-150 22 inch wheels
Twenty-twos are about looks. The tire gets thinner, the ride gets firmer, and potholes hurt more. If your truck mostly sees pavement, that's a fair trade.
Stock vs Leveled vs Lifted: What Offset Does
Offset decides where the wheel sits in the fender. Higher positive numbers tuck the wheel in. Zero and negative numbers push it out. Factory 17s and 18s on 2004 and newer trucks run between +34 and +44, which is why stock wheels look sunk in.
- Stock height: Stay closer to factory. Something like the AR893 at 17x8 +25 or the Cavallo at 22x9.5 +25 keeps things tidy.
- Leveled: A leveling kit opens up room up front, and offsets around +0 to +20 are where most owners land. See the leveling kit picks for 2015-2020 trucks.
- Lifted: Negative offsets like the Mayhem's 20x9 -8 or the Moto Metal's 20x10 -18 fill the fender, but wider tires bring rubbing risk. Before you size up, read whether 35s fit an F-150.
For the full breakdown, the F-150 6x135 fitment guide covers 17 and 20 inch specs in detail.
How These Wheels Look on Real F-150s
These are real customer builds, with the setups owners actually run.
| Truck | Wheel Size | Tire Width | Stance |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2023 F-150 | 20x9 +20 | 275 | Hella flush |
| 2011 F-150 | 20x9 +20 | 305 | Hella flush |
| 2017 F-150 | 18x9 +20 | 295 | Hella flush |
| 2021 F-150 | 20x9 +1 | 295 | Flush |
| 2022 F-150 | 20x9 +1 | 295 | Poke |
| 2021 F-150 | 18x9 0 | 305 | Poke |
| 2012 and 2016 F-150 | 17x9 0 | 315 | Poke |
| 2020 F-150 | 20x10 0 | 305 | Poke |
| 2018 F-150 | 22x12 -10 | 305 | Poke |
| 2021 F-150 | 20x12 -51 | 345 | Poke |
The pattern is clear. A +20 offset gives a flush look on 20s and 18s. Dropping to +1 or 0 starts the poke. Going wide and negative, like 20x12 -51 with 345s, is the full aggressive build. One owner runs a 1995 on 17x10 -38 beadlocks with 315s, but remember that truck is 5x139.7, not 6x135.
F-150 Black Wheels
Black is the most popular look on these trucks. Gloss black, like the TIS 544B, stays shiny and is easy to wipe down. Matte black, like the Mayhem Warrior or Black Rhino BASIN, looks tougher but holds onto grime. Satin, on the Vortek and Dropstars, sits in between. If you want black with some flash, the Cavallo CLV-22 and Gear 770BM add milled accents.
F-150 Chrome Wheels
Chrome still looks right on an F-150, especially on silver, white or black paint. The Moto Metal COMBAT is the loud option in 20x10 and 24x12. The AR893 MAINLINE is the clean, close-to-stock choice in 17 and 18 inch. If you want brightness without chrome upkeep, the LOCK COMBAT's machined finish is worth a look.
Fuel, Method and KMC Wheels for the F-150
These are the three brands owners search for most. For Fuel, the WEAPON is the in-stock 6x135 design here, and you can see more in the Fuel 6x135 lineup. Several builds above run Fuel at 20x9 +1, 17x9 0 and 18x9 +20. For KMC, the CRUX covers 17x8.5 and 20x9, and the KMC 6x135 range has more. Method owners above run 18x9 0 with 305s. Browse the Method Race Wheels lineup for current designs.
F-150 Rims and Tires
If you're changing size or offset, buying wheels and tires together takes the guesswork out of matching them. Our truck wheel and tire packages pair the two for you. For sizing help from stock to lifted, read which tire sizes work at each ride height.
A Note for Lightning Owners
The Lightning uses the same 6x135 pattern, but it's a heavy truck. Check the load rating on any wheel before you buy it.
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Still deciding? Browse our off-road wheel selection or the full truck wheel catalog and narrow it down by size and finish.
Questions
What bolt pattern does a Ford F-150 use?
2004 through 2026 trucks, including the Lightning, use 6x135 with an 87.1 mm center bore. Trucks from 1997 to 2003 came with either 5x135 or 7x150, so check yours in the fitment search.
Will 22 inch wheels fit an F-150?
Yes. One owner runs 22x12 -10 with 305-width tires on a 2018 for a poked-out stance. Expect a firmer ride than with 20s because the tire sidewall is shorter.
Are 17 inch wheels good for an F-150?
They're the best size for off-road use. Owners run 17x9 0 with 315-width tires on 2012 and 2016 trucks. Confirm brake clearance for your year in the fitment search.
What offset gives a flush look on an F-150?
Owners get a flush stance with 20x9 +20 and 18x9 +20 setups. Offsets near 0 start to poke past the fender.
Can I buy F-150 rims and tires together?
Yes. Wheel and tire packages pair a matched set for your truck, so you aren't guessing at sizes.
Do F-150 Lightning wheels need anything special?
The bolt pattern is the same, but the Lightning is heavy. Check the load rating on any wheel before you buy.