Vehicles that these wheels are suitable for include:
 
 
Ford:
 
 
Ford F-150 (certain models, especially for 4x4 versions)
 
Ford Expedition (certain models)
 
Ford Ranger (certain models)
 
 
 
 
Jeep:
 
 
Jeep Wrangler (certain years)
 
Jeep Gladiator
 
 
 
 
Toyota:
 
 
Toyota Land Cruiser (certain models)
 
Toyota Tacoma (certain models)
 
Toyota Sequoia (certain models)
 
 
 
 
Nissan:
 
 
Nissan Frontier (certain models)
 
Nissan Titan (certain models)
 
 
 
 
Chevrolet:
 
 
Chevrolet Silverado (certain models)
 
Chevrolet Colorado (certain models)
 
 
 
 
Ram:
 
 
Ram 1500 (certain models)
 
 
Key Factors to Consider:
 
PCD 6x135/6x139.7: These bolt patterns are commonly used in trucks and SUVs, particularly from brands like Ford (6x135) and older vehicles from manufacturers like Toyota (6x139.7).
 
Offset (ET 0mm): This means the wheel has no offset, so the mounting face is flush with the centerline of the wheel. This is typically seen in off-road vehicles to accommodate larger tires or wider stance.
 
Center Bore (110mm): This refers to the diameter of the hole in the center of the wheel that fits over the vehicle's hub. Vehicles with a 110mm hub size will work best with these wheels. If the center bore is too large for your vehicle, hub-centric rings can be used to adapt.