ATX

What ATX Wheels Are Built For

ATX wheels are heavy-duty truck wheels made for the working end of the road - big-bore commercial and dually applications where a wheel has to carry load and keep looking sharp doing it. This isn't a passenger-car lineup dressed up for trucks. The ATX catalog runs on 10-lug and 8-lug hubs, sizes into the 22.5, 24.5 and 245 range, and finishes built to survive road salt and washer bays. Pick one up and you feel it: these are thick, forged and cast wheels with real meat behind the face.

Across the range you'll find both cast monoblock and monoblock forged construction, with pricing that spans from around $279 up to $2,075 depending on model, size and finish. Browse the full lineup on the new wheels section any time.

The ATX Lineup

ATX splits into two families: the numbered wheels (200, 400-series, 406) and the named AO series (Baja, Octane, Indy, Roulette, Trex, Journey). Here's what separates them.

200 & AO200 Baja Lite

The ATX 200 is the widest-reaching model in the catalog - offered in 19.5, 22.5, 22.5, 24.5 and 245 diameters across several bolt patterns, and available in both monoblock and forged builds. It carries the deepest finish menu too, from all-polished and high-luster polished to satin black, machined and gloss black front/rear splits. The AO200 Baja Lite is the trimmed, lighter cast version - a straightforward black or polished 22.5 and 24.5 wheel, and one of the more affordable ways into the line. The Baja Lite machined inner runs $359.

400, AO400 Baja & 404 Journey

The ATX 400 and AO400 Baja are the wide, aggressive members - the 400 in gloss black milled and polished with AR Guard clear-coat protection, offered in 22.5 and 24.5 forged and cast. The 404 Journey is the simplest of the trio: clean glossy black or satin black, no milling, cast monoblock. A wide 400 in gloss black milled runs $893.

401, 402 & the named AO series

The 401 and 402 are the detail-heavy forged wheels. The 401 comes in the widest color story - polished, satin black milled, gloss black milled, even a polished-with-orange-tint-window treatment. The 402 pushes further with tinted clear-coat options like PTCC polished, red viper tint and black/red translucent milled finishes. The named cast wheels - AO401 Octane, AO402 Indy and AO403 Roulette - share the same 22.5/24.5 footprint and a tighter polished or satin-black-milled choice, each with its own spoke pattern.

405 Trex & 406

The 405 and cast AO405 Trex keep it purposeful in gloss black milled only. The 406 is the specialist of the group - a forged 245 wheel in glossy black, priced at $741.

Construction and Finishes

Every ATX wheel is one-piece: cast monoblock on the value models, monoblock forged where you want the strongest build for the weight. Forged models spin from a solid billet, which lets ATX run more material where it matters and keep the wheel honest under load.

Finishes fall into three camps. Polished - from light polished up through standard, enhanced and high-luster polished - for the classic bright commercial look. Black and black-milled - satin and gloss, some with contrasting milled spokes. And protected finishes wearing ATX's AR Guard clear coat, plus tinted translucent options like PTCC, orange-tint-window and red viper tint on select 401 and 402 fitments. If you want to run polished up front and machined inners in a dually stack, the parts are here for it.

Price and Who It's For

ATX is aimed at heavy-duty and commercial truck owners who want an aftermarket wheel that reads as intentional, not stock. Entry cast wheels start near $279 and the forged, wide and tinted-finish builds climb toward $2,075. Most of the catalog's 142 listings sit in the mid-hundreds - honest money for a forged or cast wheel this size. If you want your rig finished with polished or black-milled wheels without stepping up to a full custom program, this is the range.

Buying ATX From ThreePiece

ThreePiece is an authorized ATX dealer, so every wheel ships new with full warranty. We offer free shipping on all orders, and financing through Affirm and Katapult, as low as 0% APR. Want it ready to bolt on? Ask about mounted packages. Our team gives expert fitment help by phone at 813-535-5801 - reach out any time or check the FAQ before you order.

What ATX Wheels Are Built For

ATX wheels are heavy-duty truck wheels made for the working end of the road - big-bore commercial and dually applications where a wheel has to carry load and keep looking sharp doing it. This isn't a passenger-car lineup dressed up for trucks. The ATX catalog runs on 10-lug and 8-lug hubs, sizes into the 22.5, 24.5 and 245 range, and finishes built to survive road salt and washer bays. Pick one up and you feel it: these are thick, forged and cast wheels with real meat behind the face.

Across the range you'll find both cast monoblock and monoblock forged construction, with pricing that spans from around $279 up to $2,075 depending on model, size and finish. Browse the full lineup on the new wheels section any time.

The ATX Lineup

ATX splits into two families: the numbered wheels (200, 400-series, 406) and the named AO series (Baja, Octane, Indy, Roulette, Trex, Journey). Here's what separates them.

200 & AO200 Baja Lite

The ATX 200 is the widest-reaching model in the catalog - offered in 19.5, 22.5, 22.5, 24.5 and 245 diameters across several bolt patterns, and available in both monoblock and forged builds. It carries the deepest finish menu too, from all-polished and high-luster polished to satin black, machined and gloss black front/rear splits. The AO200 Baja Lite is the trimmed, lighter cast version - a straightforward black or polished 22.5 and 24.5 wheel, and one of the more affordable ways into the line. The Baja Lite machined inner runs $359.

400, AO400 Baja & 404 Journey

The ATX 400 and AO400 Baja are the wide, aggressive members - the 400 in gloss black milled and polished with AR Guard clear-coat protection, offered in 22.5 and 24.5 forged and cast. The 404 Journey is the simplest of the trio: clean glossy black or satin black, no milling, cast monoblock. A wide 400 in gloss black milled runs $893.

401, 402 & the named AO series

The 401 and 402 are the detail-heavy forged wheels. The 401 comes in the widest color story - polished, satin black milled, gloss black milled, even a polished-with-orange-tint-window treatment. The 402 pushes further with tinted clear-coat options like PTCC polished, red viper tint and black/red translucent milled finishes. The named cast wheels - AO401 Octane, AO402 Indy and AO403 Roulette - share the same 22.5/24.5 footprint and a tighter polished or satin-black-milled choice, each with its own spoke pattern.

405 Trex & 406

The 405 and cast AO405 Trex keep it purposeful in gloss black milled only. The 406 is the specialist of the group - a forged 245 wheel in glossy black, priced at $741.

Construction and Finishes

Every ATX wheel is one-piece: cast monoblock on the value models, monoblock forged where you want the strongest build for the weight. Forged models spin from a solid billet, which lets ATX run more material where it matters and keep the wheel honest under load.

Finishes fall into three camps. Polished - from light polished up through standard, enhanced and high-luster polished - for the classic bright commercial look. Black and black-milled - satin and gloss, some with contrasting milled spokes. And protected finishes wearing ATX's AR Guard clear coat, plus tinted translucent options like PTCC, orange-tint-window and red viper tint on select 401 and 402 fitments. If you want to run polished up front and machined inners in a dually stack, the parts are here for it.

Price and Who It's For

ATX is aimed at heavy-duty and commercial truck owners who want an aftermarket wheel that reads as intentional, not stock. Entry cast wheels start near $279 and the forged, wide and tinted-finish builds climb toward $2,075. Most of the catalog's 142 listings sit in the mid-hundreds - honest money for a forged or cast wheel this size. If you want your rig finished with polished or black-milled wheels without stepping up to a full custom program, this is the range.

Buying ATX From ThreePiece

ThreePiece is an authorized ATX dealer, so every wheel ships new with full warranty. We offer free shipping on all orders, and financing through Affirm and Katapult, as low as 0% APR. Want it ready to bolt on? Ask about mounted packages. Our team gives expert fitment help by phone at 813-535-5801 - reach out any time or check the FAQ before you order.