RTX 6x120 Wheels
RTX 6x120 wheels cover the six-lug 120 mm bolt pattern used by several crossovers and light trucks, and this group brings together the RTX designs offered in that exact fitment. The selection ranges from clean street looks to a couple of utility-minded profiles, all in cast monoblock construction. You'll find single-piece wheels in diameters that suit both daily setups and larger fitments.
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Why the 6x120 pattern matters
Bolt pattern is one of the first hard requirements when choosing a wheel — it has to match your hub exactly. The RTX 6x120 wheels here are grouped precisely so you're only looking at designs that share this six-lug spacing, which removes guesswork. RTX describes its original series as offering a broad model range, and that depth carries into this fitment with several distinct spoke styles at different price points. Because each design is monoblock, you get a straightforward single-cast wheel rather than a bolted multi-piece assembly.
Which RTX models & finishes come in 6x120
A handful of RTX designs are built in 6x120. The Denver is a compact 16-to-18-inch option in Satin Black, with the Denver 6x120 16x7 +25 Satin Black being an approachable starting point. The GM02 and GM03 both come in Gloss Black at 18 and 20 inches — see the GM02 6x120 20x8.5 +35 Gloss Black and the value-priced GM03 6x120 20x8.5 +35 Gloss Black. The Venom 6 offers an 18-to-20-inch Gloss Black design, shown by the Venom 6 6x120 20x9 +55 Gloss Black.
A few multi-fit designs also cross into 6x120: the Aspen in Black Machined, Satin Black and Silver, the utility-focused Glacier in Satin Black, and the Slate in Black Machined and Satin Black. That spread means you can lean toward a dark, monochrome look or a machined face. For broader color browsing, see Black RTX wheels, Silver RTX wheels, Gray RTX wheels and Bronze RTX wheels.
Fitment coverage
Within 6x120, offered diameters run from 16 up to 20 inches depending on the design. If you already know your target size, jump to 16" RTX wheels, 18" RTX wheels or 20" RTX wheels to narrow things down. If your vehicle actually uses a different pattern, the wider RTX range covers popular fitments like RTX 5x114.3 wheels, RTX 5x120 wheels, RTX 5x112 wheels, RTX 6x135 wheels and RTX 6x139.7 wheels. You can also browse the full RTX lineup to compare everything in one place.
How to choose
Start by confirming your bolt pattern is truly 6x120 — never assume based on lug count alone. Next, pick a diameter that clears your brakes and matches your tire plans; the Denver reaches down to 16 inches while the Venom 6, GM02 and GM03 go up to 20. Then decide on finish: a uniform Gloss Black or Satin Black hides brake dust and reads aggressive, while a Black Machined face on the Aspen or Slate adds contrast. Finally, check that the offset works for your fenders and suspension. If you want a specific accent color instead, compare Red RTX wheels or Chrome RTX wheels.
Frequently Asked Questions
Which RTX models come in 6x120?
The Denver, GM02, GM03 and Venom 6 are built specifically around this pattern, and multi-fit designs including the Aspen, Glacier and Slate are also offered in 6x120.
What diameters are available in RTX 6x120?
Offered diameters span 16 to 20 inches depending on the design — the Denver starts at 16 inches, while the GM02, GM03 and Venom 6 reach 20 inches.
How are these RTX wheels constructed?
Each of these designs is a single-cast monoblock wheel rather than a multi-piece assembly.