Moto Metal 8x165.1 Wheels
The Moto Metal 8x165.1 wheels gather every rim in the lineup drilled to the 8x165.1 (8x6.5) bolt pattern, the eight-lug standard used by heavy-duty trucks. With 146 fitments to choose from across this drilling, you'll find diameters running 16, 17, 18, 20, 22 and 24 inches, plus widths and offsets built for both stock-height and lifted setups. Free shipping ships with every order, and Affirm financing is available at checkout.
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Why 8x165.1 Matters for Heavy-Duty Trucks
The 8x165.1 pattern is the eight-lug standard most commonly associated with three-quarter-ton and one-ton domestic pickups, where load capacity and a planted stance both come into play. Moto Metal designs for trucks, SUVs and Jeeps, and the brand notes its wheels are made to fit your vehicle from OEM to more aggressive styles. Choosing the correct bolt pattern is the first non-negotiable step in fitment: an 8x165.1 hub will not accept a wheel drilled for another pattern, which is why this page isolates only the eight-lug builds carried for it.
Models & Options in 8x165.1
The MO970 is one of the most widely stocked designs for this pattern, offered in finishes such as Gloss Black with a spot-milled lip and Gloss Black with a machined face. Other Moto Metal designs worth comparing for an eight-lug truck include the MO962, the MO810 Legacy, the MO992 Folsom, the MO998 Kraken and the MO999. Style-forward picks like the MO803 Banshee round out the range.
For specific 8x165.1 builds, the MO970 20x10 -24 in Gloss Black with spot-milled lip delivers an aggressive deep-dish look, while the MO970 17x9 -12 Gloss Black with spot-milled lip suits taller-sidewall off-road tires.
Fitment Coverage
Across the wider Moto Metal range you'll find five-, six- and eight-lug drillings, so this 8x165.1 page is your filtered view for eight-lug trucks. If your truck or platform uses a different pattern, jump to the matching page: 8x170 and 8x180 cover other eight-lug applications, while 6x135 and 6x139.7 handle six-lug half-tons. Jeep and many late-model SUVs sit on 5x127 or 5x139.7, and a handful of imports run 6x120. Always confirm the pattern stamped on your hub before ordering.
How to Choose Your 8x165.1 Moto Metal Wheels
Start with diameter and tire goals. A 17-inch or 18-inch fitment leaves more sidewall for trail work, while 20-inch and 22-inch sizes lean toward street presence. Smaller 16-inch options exist for budget and clearance builds. Next, match width and offset to your stance and any lift: deeper negative offsets push the wheel outward for a wider track, while milder offsets stay closer to factory. Finally, pick a finish that fits your build — Gloss Black with a machined or spot-milled lip is a common choice for a contrast face.
Frequently Asked Questions
What vehicles use the 8x165.1 bolt pattern?
8x165.1 (also written 8x6.5) is an eight-lug pattern most commonly found on heavy-duty domestic pickups. Verify the pattern on your hub before ordering.
What sizes do these Moto Metal wheels come in?
Diameters for the 8x165.1 pattern run 16, 17, 18, 20, 22 and 24 inches, with widths and offsets suited to both stock and lifted trucks.
Is shipping or financing available?
Yes — free shipping is included on every order, and financing is available through Affirm at checkout.