RTX 8x165.1 wheels gather the RTX designs built for eight-lug, 165.1 mm trucks and SUVs into one focused group. These are heavy-duty fitments aimed at HD pickups and full-size haulers, offered in rugged finishes and multiple diameters. Shopping this bolt pattern narrows the full lineup to only the models that actually bolt up to an 8x165.1 hub.
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Why the 8x165.1 bolt pattern matters
8x165.1 (also written 8x6.5) is one of the most common heavy-duty truck patterns, so getting the pattern exactly right is the first step to a clean, safe fitment. Every wheel shown here is confirmed to carry that pattern, which removes the guesswork of cross-referencing specs. RTX rounds out these fitments with product data such as load rating and hub bore listed on each product page, and free shipping applies to every order with financing available through Affirm. If you want to browse beyond this pattern, the full RTX lineup covers everything from compact-car sizes to dually applications.
Which RTX models & finishes come in 8x165.1
Several RTX truck designs carry the 8x165.1 pattern. The Chaos is offered in Gloss Black, Hyper Black and Satin Bronze; the Claw comes in Gloss Black and Gloss Black Milled With Rivets; and the Thunder is finished in Matte Black. The Crawler pairs a Chrome / Pvd option with Matte Black, while the MineX keeps it clean in Gloss Black. The milled and riveted Ravine and the deeply detailed Zion—the latter available in looks like Gloss Black Machined, Gloss Black Milled Red and Satin Black Tinted Bronze—round out the styling range. There is also a fitment-focused 17.5x6.75 8x165.1 steel wheel for work-first builds. Prefer to shop by look? Browse black RTX wheels, bronze RTX wheels, or chrome RTX wheels across the brand.
Fitment coverage
Within the 8x165.1 group, diameters run from 17 through 22 inches depending on the model, so you can stay period-correct at 17 inches or go bigger with 18-inch and 20-inch options. This pattern is a heavy-duty truck standard, and several of these models also list neighboring HD patterns—so if your rig runs a different hub, look at the closely related RTX 8x180 wheels or the popular RTX 6x139.7 wheels and RTX 6x135 wheels instead. Car-focused shoppers can jump to RTX 5x114.3 wheels or RTX 5x120 wheels.
How to choose
Start by confirming your truck's bolt pattern is 8x165.1, then match center bore and offset to your hub and clearance needs. For a lifted or level look, the lower-offset options on models like the Thunder push the face outward, while higher-offset choices tuck the wheel in. Decide on diameter based on your tire plan, then pick a finish—darker looks hide brake dust and trail grime, and machined or milled accents add contrast. When in doubt, the product pages list the exact width, offset, and hub bore so you can verify before you buy.
Frequently Asked Questions
Which RTX models come in 8x165.1?
The Chaos, Claw, Thunder, Crawler, MineX, Ravine and Zion all carry the 8x165.1 pattern, plus a 17.5-inch steel wheel option built for that hub.
What diameters are available in 8x165.1?
Depending on the model, 8x165.1 fitments span 17 to 22 inches, including 17-inch, 18-inch and 20-inch choices.
Is 8x165.1 the same as 8x6.5?
Yes—8x165.1 mm converts to roughly 8x6.5 inches, a common heavy-duty truck pattern. Always confirm your hub's exact pattern and center bore before ordering.