ATX Series

ATX Series wheels: built for the dirt, the rocks and the work truck

ATX Series wheels are the off-road and overland line under the Wheel Pros family, and they've earned their reputation the honest way: on trucks, Jeeps, dually haulers and desert rigs that get used hard. The look is unapologetically utilitarian, cast-iron blacks, textured finishes and machined faces that hide trail rash instead of showing it off. This is a range that assumes you'll put your wheels through something. Across the catalog you'll find diameters from 15 up to 22 inches and a spread of designs that runs from budget steel-look daily haulers to full beadlocks. Browse the complete ATX Series lineup to see everything in one place.

Walking the ATX Series lineup

The lineup is deep, so here's how the families break out. Most models are one-piece monoblock castings; a couple use different construction, noted where it matters.

Everyday off-road workhorses

The core of the range is the numbered simple-spoke designs that show up on countless work trucks and 4x4s. The AX201 and AX202 are the plainest, toughest members of the family, clean cast-iron black finishes with the widest fitment reach in the catalog and prices that start low. The AX200 Yukon steps up with a heavier, more purposeful spoke, offered in black. The AX188 Ledge is a split-spoke design available in both black and chrome, and the 990 rounds out the daily-driver end with a black special-coated finish.

Rugged spoke and mesh designs

Above the basics sit the named designs with more visual attitude. The AX181 Artillery is a chunky multi-spoke offered in black, chrome and PVD. The AX194 Ravine pairs a matte gray face with a contrasting ring on some builds, while the AX192 Blade and AX193 Axe carry aggressive concave profiles, several with blank drilling. The AX190 Dune, AX191 Shackle and AX195 Cornice fill out the mid-range with satin black and machined-face treatments.

Desert and rock-crawl specialists

ATX has real trail-specific hardware. The AX199 Mojave II and AX3981 Mojave are aired-down desert favorites, and the AX198 Chamber II brings deep-lip 15-inch sizing for the drag-and-desert crowd. For serious rock work, the AX756 Slab Beadlock and AX757 Chamber Pro II Beadlock are true beadlocks that let you run low tire pressure without rolling a bead. The 185 Crawl is another purpose-built trail piece in matte black machined.

Heavy-duty and dually

For the tow rigs, the AX203 covers 8-lug applications in gloss black and PVD, and the AX189 Ledge Dually and AX204 Baja Dually are built specifically for dually setups, the Baja offered in black or polished front and rear pieces. On the street-truck end, the AX805 Force is a 22-inch PVD design.

Construction and finishes

The vast majority of ATX Series wheels are one-piece monoblock castings, which keeps them strong and keeps the price sensible. A handful use cast aluminum in different formats, such as the 756. Finishes run the practical, off-road-friendly gamut: cast iron black, satin black, textured black and gloss black, plus machined faces, matte gray, bronze, polished, chrome, PVD and black special coated. Nothing here is delicate show-chrome for a garage queen, these are finishes chosen to survive gravel, mud and sun.

Price and who it's for

ATX Series is honest value. Wheels in this range run from around $85 up to roughly $723, with most of the popular truck and Jeep designs landing well under $250 apiece. If you want a wheel that looks the part, takes abuse and doesn't cost forged money, this is the range. It's aimed squarely at truck owners, Jeep and Bronco builders, overlanders and anyone who cares more about durability than about a mirror shine.

Buying ATX Series from ThreePiece

ThreePiece is an authorized ATX Series dealer, so every wheel is new, genuine and backed by the manufacturer. We offer free shipping on all orders, and financing is available through Affirm and Katapult, as low as 0% APR. Not sure which size or offset suits your build? Our team gives expert fitment help by phone at 813-535-5801, or you can start with the wheel fitment calculator. Want them mounted and balanced ready to bolt on? Ask about mounted packages. Check the FAQ for shipping and returns, or contact us with any questions before you order.

ATX Series wheels: built for the dirt, the rocks and the work truck

ATX Series wheels are the off-road and overland line under the Wheel Pros family, and they've earned their reputation the honest way: on trucks, Jeeps, dually haulers and desert rigs that get used hard. The look is unapologetically utilitarian, cast-iron blacks, textured finishes and machined faces that hide trail rash instead of showing it off. This is a range that assumes you'll put your wheels through something. Across the catalog you'll find diameters from 15 up to 22 inches and a spread of designs that runs from budget steel-look daily haulers to full beadlocks. Browse the complete ATX Series lineup to see everything in one place.

Walking the ATX Series lineup

The lineup is deep, so here's how the families break out. Most models are one-piece monoblock castings; a couple use different construction, noted where it matters.

Everyday off-road workhorses

The core of the range is the numbered simple-spoke designs that show up on countless work trucks and 4x4s. The AX201 and AX202 are the plainest, toughest members of the family, clean cast-iron black finishes with the widest fitment reach in the catalog and prices that start low. The AX200 Yukon steps up with a heavier, more purposeful spoke, offered in black. The AX188 Ledge is a split-spoke design available in both black and chrome, and the 990 rounds out the daily-driver end with a black special-coated finish.

Rugged spoke and mesh designs

Above the basics sit the named designs with more visual attitude. The AX181 Artillery is a chunky multi-spoke offered in black, chrome and PVD. The AX194 Ravine pairs a matte gray face with a contrasting ring on some builds, while the AX192 Blade and AX193 Axe carry aggressive concave profiles, several with blank drilling. The AX190 Dune, AX191 Shackle and AX195 Cornice fill out the mid-range with satin black and machined-face treatments.

Desert and rock-crawl specialists

ATX has real trail-specific hardware. The AX199 Mojave II and AX3981 Mojave are aired-down desert favorites, and the AX198 Chamber II brings deep-lip 15-inch sizing for the drag-and-desert crowd. For serious rock work, the AX756 Slab Beadlock and AX757 Chamber Pro II Beadlock are true beadlocks that let you run low tire pressure without rolling a bead. The 185 Crawl is another purpose-built trail piece in matte black machined.

Heavy-duty and dually

For the tow rigs, the AX203 covers 8-lug applications in gloss black and PVD, and the AX189 Ledge Dually and AX204 Baja Dually are built specifically for dually setups, the Baja offered in black or polished front and rear pieces. On the street-truck end, the AX805 Force is a 22-inch PVD design.

Construction and finishes

The vast majority of ATX Series wheels are one-piece monoblock castings, which keeps them strong and keeps the price sensible. A handful use cast aluminum in different formats, such as the 756. Finishes run the practical, off-road-friendly gamut: cast iron black, satin black, textured black and gloss black, plus machined faces, matte gray, bronze, polished, chrome, PVD and black special coated. Nothing here is delicate show-chrome for a garage queen, these are finishes chosen to survive gravel, mud and sun.

Price and who it's for

ATX Series is honest value. Wheels in this range run from around $85 up to roughly $723, with most of the popular truck and Jeep designs landing well under $250 apiece. If you want a wheel that looks the part, takes abuse and doesn't cost forged money, this is the range. It's aimed squarely at truck owners, Jeep and Bronco builders, overlanders and anyone who cares more about durability than about a mirror shine.

Buying ATX Series from ThreePiece

ThreePiece is an authorized ATX Series dealer, so every wheel is new, genuine and backed by the manufacturer. We offer free shipping on all orders, and financing is available through Affirm and Katapult, as low as 0% APR. Not sure which size or offset suits your build? Our team gives expert fitment help by phone at 813-535-5801, or you can start with the wheel fitment calculator. Want them mounted and balanced ready to bolt on? Ask about mounted packages. Check the FAQ for shipping and returns, or contact us with any questions before you order.