Pro Comp Alloys

What Pro Comp Alloys wheels are built for

Pro Comp Alloys wheels are made for trucks, Jeeps and off-road rigs that see dirt, rock and highway miles in the same week. The brand built its name on cast aluminum wheels that lean heavy-duty rather than show-car delicate: thick spokes, deep lips and finishes that hide trail rash instead of showing it. If you've handled one, you know the feel. These are working wheels first, and they wear that role honestly. You can see the full range on the Pro Comp Alloys hub.

The lineup

ThreePiece stocks the core numbered series alongside Pro Comp's named designs. Here's how the main models differ from each other.

005

The 005 is a focused 17-inch monoblock that keeps things simple. It comes in FLAT BLACK and FLAT BLACK MACHINED, and covers a range of common truck and SUV bolt patterns including 5x114.3, 5x127, 6x135 and 6x139.7. The machined face on a wheel like the 005 17x9 -6 in Flat Black Machined gives you a two-tone look without going full chrome. It sits at $210 as configured.

031

The 031 is the widest-reaching model in the group, running from 15 all the way up to 20 inches and covering everything from 5-lug patterns to heavy 8x165.1 and 8x170. It offers CHROME and FLAT BLACK, so this is the one to look at if you still want a bright chrome finish. The 031 20x9 0 in Chrome runs $299.

045

The 045 is the tightest offering: 17-inch only, a single 5x139.7 bolt pattern, and one SATIN BLACK finish. It's also the value entry in the numbered range, with the 045 17x9 -6 in Satin Black coming in at $149. Straightforward and cheap to run.

069

The 069 is the broadest fitment spread on the 5-lug and 8-lug side, spanning 15 through 18 inches and finished in FLAT BLACK or POLISHED. The aggressive negative-offset builds are what stand out here, such as the 069 15x10 -47 in Flat Black at $215 for a deep-lip stance.

Named designs

Beyond the numbered series, Pro Comp runs a deep catalog of named wheels. Among them are the PA035 Predator, the split-spoke PA064 Gunner, the beadlock-look PA075 Trilogy Race and its street sibling the PA73 Trilogy, plus the PA076 Patriot, PA204 Roughneck, PA205 Wraith and the classic-styled PA201 Heritage. Each carries its own spoke pattern and finish set, so the named side is where you go for a specific look.

Construction and finishes

The numbered models here are cast monoblock aluminum — one-piece wheels with no bolts to seal or maintain. That's the sensible choice for a wheel that's going to take gravel and mud, and it keeps the price down. Across the range you'll find five finishes: CHROME, FLAT BLACK, FLAT BLACK MACHINED, POLISHED and SATIN BLACK. Flat and satin black are the trail-friendly options that shrug off scuffs; chrome and polished are the brighter picks for a cleaner build.

Price and who it's for

Pro Comp Alloys sits in the honest-value bracket. Across the roughly 64 SKUs in stock, pricing runs from $149 to $340 per wheel. This isn't boutique forged money — it's a durable, no-nonsense wheel for truck and Jeep owners who want a real off-road look without overspending. If you want a lighter forged wheel or exotic finishes, look elsewhere; if you want a tough cast wheel that earns its keep, this is the range.

Buying Pro Comp Alloys from ThreePiece

ThreePiece is an authorized Pro Comp Alloys dealer, so every wheel ships new with full warranty backing. We offer free shipping on all orders, and financing through Affirm and Katapult, as low as 0% APR. Want them mounted and balanced before they arrive? Check our mounted packages. Not sure a wheel clears your setup? Our team gives expert fitment help by phone at 813-535-5801 — you can also contact us or run the numbers on the fitment calculator. New questions on ordering are answered in the FAQ, and the latest arrivals live on the new wheels page.

What Pro Comp Alloys wheels are built for

Pro Comp Alloys wheels are made for trucks, Jeeps and off-road rigs that see dirt, rock and highway miles in the same week. The brand built its name on cast aluminum wheels that lean heavy-duty rather than show-car delicate: thick spokes, deep lips and finishes that hide trail rash instead of showing it. If you've handled one, you know the feel. These are working wheels first, and they wear that role honestly. You can see the full range on the Pro Comp Alloys hub.

The lineup

ThreePiece stocks the core numbered series alongside Pro Comp's named designs. Here's how the main models differ from each other.

005

The 005 is a focused 17-inch monoblock that keeps things simple. It comes in FLAT BLACK and FLAT BLACK MACHINED, and covers a range of common truck and SUV bolt patterns including 5x114.3, 5x127, 6x135 and 6x139.7. The machined face on a wheel like the 005 17x9 -6 in Flat Black Machined gives you a two-tone look without going full chrome. It sits at $210 as configured.

031

The 031 is the widest-reaching model in the group, running from 15 all the way up to 20 inches and covering everything from 5-lug patterns to heavy 8x165.1 and 8x170. It offers CHROME and FLAT BLACK, so this is the one to look at if you still want a bright chrome finish. The 031 20x9 0 in Chrome runs $299.

045

The 045 is the tightest offering: 17-inch only, a single 5x139.7 bolt pattern, and one SATIN BLACK finish. It's also the value entry in the numbered range, with the 045 17x9 -6 in Satin Black coming in at $149. Straightforward and cheap to run.

069

The 069 is the broadest fitment spread on the 5-lug and 8-lug side, spanning 15 through 18 inches and finished in FLAT BLACK or POLISHED. The aggressive negative-offset builds are what stand out here, such as the 069 15x10 -47 in Flat Black at $215 for a deep-lip stance.

Named designs

Beyond the numbered series, Pro Comp runs a deep catalog of named wheels. Among them are the PA035 Predator, the split-spoke PA064 Gunner, the beadlock-look PA075 Trilogy Race and its street sibling the PA73 Trilogy, plus the PA076 Patriot, PA204 Roughneck, PA205 Wraith and the classic-styled PA201 Heritage. Each carries its own spoke pattern and finish set, so the named side is where you go for a specific look.

Construction and finishes

The numbered models here are cast monoblock aluminum — one-piece wheels with no bolts to seal or maintain. That's the sensible choice for a wheel that's going to take gravel and mud, and it keeps the price down. Across the range you'll find five finishes: CHROME, FLAT BLACK, FLAT BLACK MACHINED, POLISHED and SATIN BLACK. Flat and satin black are the trail-friendly options that shrug off scuffs; chrome and polished are the brighter picks for a cleaner build.

Price and who it's for

Pro Comp Alloys sits in the honest-value bracket. Across the roughly 64 SKUs in stock, pricing runs from $149 to $340 per wheel. This isn't boutique forged money — it's a durable, no-nonsense wheel for truck and Jeep owners who want a real off-road look without overspending. If you want a lighter forged wheel or exotic finishes, look elsewhere; if you want a tough cast wheel that earns its keep, this is the range.

Buying Pro Comp Alloys from ThreePiece

ThreePiece is an authorized Pro Comp Alloys dealer, so every wheel ships new with full warranty backing. We offer free shipping on all orders, and financing through Affirm and Katapult, as low as 0% APR. Want them mounted and balanced before they arrive? Check our mounted packages. Not sure a wheel clears your setup? Our team gives expert fitment help by phone at 813-535-5801 — you can also contact us or run the numbers on the fitment calculator. New questions on ordering are answered in the FAQ, and the latest arrivals live on the new wheels page.