Ultra 5x139.7 wheels cover the trucks, vans, and SUVs that run the classic five-lug 5x139.7 (5x5.5) pattern, with a deep selection of designs spanning machined, satin black, gloss black, bronze, and chrome looks. Whether you are refreshing a half-ton, a lifted Jeep, or a work truck, this is one of the most heavily stocked corners of the full Ultra lineup, with diameters from 14-inch all the way up to 24-inch.
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Why 5x139.7 Ultra wheels matter
5x139.7 is the long-running standard on Ram 1500 (classic), older Dodge half-tons, Jeep Wrangler and Gladiator, and many full-size SUVs. Because the pattern is shared across so many platforms, the same wheel often crosses between a Jeep build and a truck build, which is why so many Ultra designs offer it. Each model here is built as a one-piece monoblock casting, a construction that keeps the wheel simple, strong, and easy to live with on a daily driver or trail rig.
Models & finishes offered in 5x139.7
The roster is broad. Rugged accented designs include the 202B Baron and 235B Maverick in Gloss Black with Machined Accents, plus the milled-accent 203BM Hunter and 221BM Carnage. For darker, more monochrome looks, the 203SB Hunter in Satin Black and the Matte Black 238B Gauntlet are strong choices, and you can browse every dark option on the Black Ultra wheels page.
Machined and bronze options
If you want a brighter face, the 50K arrives in Machined with Clear Coat, while the 115M The General and 114M The Chief carry Machined finishes; see more on the Silver Ultra wheels page. Warm tones live on the 258BZ Prowler Truck in Satin Bronze with Satin Black Lip and the Dark Satin Bronze 230BZ Villain — all gathered on the Bronze Ultra wheels page. Chrome seekers can look at the 203C Hunter or the wider Chrome Ultra wheels selection.
Fitment coverage
Many of these designs are multi-pattern, so the same model commonly offers neighboring fitments. If your vehicle actually runs 5x114.3, 5x127, 6x135, or 6x139.7, those bolt-pattern pages list the right options. Heavier-duty and dually applications shift to 8x165.1, 8x170, and 8x180. Diameters in 5x139.7 span 14- through 24-inch, with popular truck and Jeep sizes on the 17-inch, 18-inch, and 20-inch pages.
How to choose
Start by confirming your bolt pattern and the load rating your application requires, then narrow by diameter and width to match your tire plan. A negative-offset design like the 125BK Warmonger 5 pushes the wheel outward for an aggressive stance, while higher-offset choices tuck cleaner under stock fenders. For smaller diameters, the 15-inch and 16-inch pages are useful for trail and work setups. Cross-shop a specific build such as the 002FBK Modular Dually 16x6 +102 Gloss Black or the 022FBK Scorpion Dually 17x6.5 +129 Gloss Black to see exact specs before ordering, and lean on free shipping plus Affirm financing to complete the set.
Frequently Asked Questions
What vehicles use the 5x139.7 bolt pattern? It is the long-standing five-lug pattern found on many half-ton trucks, Jeep Wrangler and Gladiator, and full-size SUVs. Always verify your specific vehicle's pattern before ordering.
What finishes are offered in 5x139.7 Ultra wheels? Options include machined, satin black, matte black, gloss black with machined or milled accents, bronze and dark satin bronze tones, and chrome plated, depending on the model.
How are these Ultra wheels built? The models shown here are one-piece monoblock castings, a single-piece construction valued for its simplicity and strength on trucks, Jeeps, and SUVs.