Key Specifications:
 
Bolt Pattern (6x130/135): This wheel supports both 6x130 and 6x135 bolt patterns, which are common in many off-road vehicles, SUVs, and trucks.
 
Wheel Size (16x8): A 16-inch diameter with an 8-inch width is typically used for off-road vehicles and some heavy-duty trucks. Wider wheels are ideal for fitting larger tires, enhancing off-road performance.
 
Offset (ET 0): An ET 0 offset means the wheel is aligned with the vehicle's centerline, neither pushing outward nor inward. This offset is suitable for vehicles that need a wider stance, providing better stability and handling, especially off-road.
 
Center Bore (CB 87.1): The 87.1mm center bore is a common size for many off-road and truck models, ensuring a snug fit on the vehicle's hub. If the vehicle's hub has a different diameter, hub-centric rings may be needed.
Compatible Vehicles:
These wheels fit vehicles with 6x130 or 6x135 bolt patterns. Here are some common vehicles that are compatible:
Vehicles with 6x130 Bolt Pattern:
 
Mercedes-Benz G-Class (G-Wagon): Especially models from the 1980s to present, which often use 6x130 bolt pattern, particularly in off-road versions.
 
Mercedes-Benz M-Class: Some models from the early 2000s to present.
 
Toyota Land Cruiser: Some 70 Series and 200 Series models.
 
Land Rover Defender: Both older and newer versions of the Land Rover Defender use 6x130 wheels.
Vehicles with 6x135 Bolt Pattern:
 
Ford F-150: Many models, especially from the 1990s to present, use 6x135 bolt pattern.
 
Ford Super Duty F-250/F-350: These larger heavy-duty trucks also use 6x135 bolt patterns, especially in models from the 2000s and 2010s.
 
Lincoln Navigator: Some models from the 2000s to 2010s, especially larger luxury SUVs.
 
Chevrolet Suburban and Chevrolet Tahoe: These full-size SUVs, especially models from the 2000s and 2010s.
Other Compatible Vehicles:
 
Chevrolet Silverado: Some 2000s and 2010s models with 6x135 bolt pattern.
 
Dodge Ram 1500: Some 2000s models with 6x135 bolt pattern.