American Force

American Force wheels: forged in America for trucks that work and show

American Force wheels built their name doing one thing well: cutting a wheel from a solid block of forged aluminum and machining it to a finish clean enough to see your reflection in. If you've ever picked one up off the pallet, you know the difference right away. There's no cast porosity, no low-density filler in the spokes. A forged blank is denser and stronger than cast metal, which is why the whole American Force catalog leans on the same construction from the base numbered series all the way up to the dually and semi-truck fitments.

This is a big lineup, and what follows is a walk through the models we stock rather than an exhaustive index. Every wheel described here is monoblock forged unless it lands in the polished SS or dually families noted below.

The American Force lineup, model by model

The numbered forged series

These are the core American Force models, all monoblock forged, most offered in a wide diameter range from 20 up to 26 inches.

  • 01 — a clean directional forged wheel in 20, 22 and 24, polished finish.
  • 09 — one of the broadest in the range, 20 through 26, offered in Black, Gloss Black and Polished.
  • 11 — the widest-reaching of the group, 18 through 26 and multiple finishes including Flat Black; this is also the model that carries heavy-spec fitments up to the four-figure end of the catalog.
  • 74, 76 and B02 — three closely related concave forged designs, each in Black and Polished, that differ mainly in spoke count and window shape.
  • F20 — often the entry point into the forged range, offered in Black and Polished across the full 20-to-26 spread.
  • 016 — a 20-inch Gloss Black Mill-Mach design that mixes machined faces against a dark background.
  • 254 and G52 — dedicated single-diameter forged designs for buyers who want a specific face.

The polished SS series

The SS wheels are monoblock forged and finished in a bright polish. They share the design language of the numbered models but are grouped as their own family, and several carry an "AFW" prefix on the same face. Look at the 9 Liberty SS, 11 Independence SS, 74 Octane SS, 76 Blade SS, B02 Trax SS and F20 Atom SS. The named editions correspond to the numbered forged designs above — Octane to the 74, Blade to the 76, Trax to the B02 — so you can match a look you like across the two families. The AFW 09 Liberty SS, AFW 11 Independence SS and AFW F20 Atom SS are the AFW-badged versions of the same profiles.

The CK and CKH heavy-duty series

The CKH numbered wheels — CKH48, CKH54, CKH10, CKH53 and their siblings — are the deep-concave forged designs built for larger 8-lug applications, running 22 and 24 inch in Gloss Black, Gloss Black Machined and Polished. The CKH46, CKH50 and CKH47 push into the aggressive 14-inch-wide, deep-negative-offset territory. The CK17 and F107 round out the Gloss Black side of this group.

Dually and semi-truck fitments

American Force also forges wheels for dual-rear-wheel and heavy commercial trucks. Models like the F91, F93, AFWH91, AFWN19, AFWN23 and AFWCKH48 carry the wide 8x200 and 8x210 patterns and the high positive offsets those trucks need. These are the priciest wheels in the range, reflecting the size and material involved. The AW0531 and AFWN55 serve the lighter 6-lug side.

Construction and finishes

The consistent thread across American Force wheels is monoblock forging — a single forged aluminum billet, machined into shape rather than cast. That's what lets these wheels run wide, negative-offset profiles and still carry the load ratings trucks demand. Finishes across the stocked lineup fall into two camps: bright, hand-finished Polished, and the dark family of Black, Flat Black, Gloss Black and the machined variants — Gloss Black Machined and Gloss Black Mill-Mach — that cut bright accents into a dark base. Polished is the finish most associated with the brand and the one that shows off the forged face best.

Price and who it's for

American Force is a premium forged brand, and the pricing reflects that. Standard light-truck forged wheels run from roughly $700 to $1,800 each depending on model, size and finish. The dually and semi-truck forged wheels sit much higher — into the several-thousand-dollar range per wheel — because of their size and construction. If you want a cast wheel on a budget, this isn't it. If you want a genuine forged American wheel with a finish that holds up under scrutiny, it is exactly it. This is the wheel for the truck or SUV owner who wants the build to look as serious as it runs.

Buying American Force wheels from ThreePiece

ThreePiece is an authorized American Force dealer, so every wheel is the real thing with full manufacturer backing. We include free shipping on all orders, and financing is available through Affirm and Katapult, as low as 0% APR. If you'd rather roll wheels and tires as one unit, check our mounted packages. Sizing and offset for your truck are covered on our separate fitment page and the fitment calculator — or get expert fitment help by phone at 813-535-5801. Questions on stock or lead times? Reach us through contact us or read the FAQ. Browse the full American Force range to start.

American Force wheels: forged in America for trucks that work and show

American Force wheels built their name doing one thing well: cutting a wheel from a solid block of forged aluminum and machining it to a finish clean enough to see your reflection in. If you've ever picked one up off the pallet, you know the difference right away. There's no cast porosity, no low-density filler in the spokes. A forged blank is denser and stronger than cast metal, which is why the whole American Force catalog leans on the same construction from the base numbered series all the way up to the dually and semi-truck fitments.

This is a big lineup, and what follows is a walk through the models we stock rather than an exhaustive index. Every wheel described here is monoblock forged unless it lands in the polished SS or dually families noted below.

The American Force lineup, model by model

The numbered forged series

These are the core American Force models, all monoblock forged, most offered in a wide diameter range from 20 up to 26 inches.

  • 01 — a clean directional forged wheel in 20, 22 and 24, polished finish.
  • 09 — one of the broadest in the range, 20 through 26, offered in Black, Gloss Black and Polished.
  • 11 — the widest-reaching of the group, 18 through 26 and multiple finishes including Flat Black; this is also the model that carries heavy-spec fitments up to the four-figure end of the catalog.
  • 74, 76 and B02 — three closely related concave forged designs, each in Black and Polished, that differ mainly in spoke count and window shape.
  • F20 — often the entry point into the forged range, offered in Black and Polished across the full 20-to-26 spread.
  • 016 — a 20-inch Gloss Black Mill-Mach design that mixes machined faces against a dark background.
  • 254 and G52 — dedicated single-diameter forged designs for buyers who want a specific face.

The polished SS series

The SS wheels are monoblock forged and finished in a bright polish. They share the design language of the numbered models but are grouped as their own family, and several carry an "AFW" prefix on the same face. Look at the 9 Liberty SS, 11 Independence SS, 74 Octane SS, 76 Blade SS, B02 Trax SS and F20 Atom SS. The named editions correspond to the numbered forged designs above — Octane to the 74, Blade to the 76, Trax to the B02 — so you can match a look you like across the two families. The AFW 09 Liberty SS, AFW 11 Independence SS and AFW F20 Atom SS are the AFW-badged versions of the same profiles.

The CK and CKH heavy-duty series

The CKH numbered wheels — CKH48, CKH54, CKH10, CKH53 and their siblings — are the deep-concave forged designs built for larger 8-lug applications, running 22 and 24 inch in Gloss Black, Gloss Black Machined and Polished. The CKH46, CKH50 and CKH47 push into the aggressive 14-inch-wide, deep-negative-offset territory. The CK17 and F107 round out the Gloss Black side of this group.

Dually and semi-truck fitments

American Force also forges wheels for dual-rear-wheel and heavy commercial trucks. Models like the F91, F93, AFWH91, AFWN19, AFWN23 and AFWCKH48 carry the wide 8x200 and 8x210 patterns and the high positive offsets those trucks need. These are the priciest wheels in the range, reflecting the size and material involved. The AW0531 and AFWN55 serve the lighter 6-lug side.

Construction and finishes

The consistent thread across American Force wheels is monoblock forging — a single forged aluminum billet, machined into shape rather than cast. That's what lets these wheels run wide, negative-offset profiles and still carry the load ratings trucks demand. Finishes across the stocked lineup fall into two camps: bright, hand-finished Polished, and the dark family of Black, Flat Black, Gloss Black and the machined variants — Gloss Black Machined and Gloss Black Mill-Mach — that cut bright accents into a dark base. Polished is the finish most associated with the brand and the one that shows off the forged face best.

Price and who it's for

American Force is a premium forged brand, and the pricing reflects that. Standard light-truck forged wheels run from roughly $700 to $1,800 each depending on model, size and finish. The dually and semi-truck forged wheels sit much higher — into the several-thousand-dollar range per wheel — because of their size and construction. If you want a cast wheel on a budget, this isn't it. If you want a genuine forged American wheel with a finish that holds up under scrutiny, it is exactly it. This is the wheel for the truck or SUV owner who wants the build to look as serious as it runs.

Buying American Force wheels from ThreePiece

ThreePiece is an authorized American Force dealer, so every wheel is the real thing with full manufacturer backing. We include free shipping on all orders, and financing is available through Affirm and Katapult, as low as 0% APR. If you'd rather roll wheels and tires as one unit, check our mounted packages. Sizing and offset for your truck are covered on our separate fitment page and the fitment calculator — or get expert fitment help by phone at 813-535-5801. Questions on stock or lead times? Reach us through contact us or read the FAQ. Browse the full American Force range to start.