Wheels for the Ford F-150
304 wheel styles we sell in 6×135, the bolt pattern of every F-150 from 2015 to 2026. Years after 2023 are carried from the 2023 listing; we confirm yours on the call. Some other years also came in 7×150 or 5×135, which these do not fit: see the table below. Shown for a 2023 Ford F-150, at today's prices. 286 more are drilled to order or have no pattern on file; we confirm those on the call.
Seeing parts on a photo of your own truck is invite-only while it is in alpha. Whatever you pick, a person checks it fits your truck before anything is charged.
Wheels that bolt to a 2023 Ford F-150
Abrams
Starting at$261.00
PA202 Basecamp
Starting at$240.00
R191 STL
Starting at$408.00
UC145 Rambler 6
Starting at$442.00
Anza
Starting at$376.00
HE909
Starting at$166.00
Chase
Starting at$263.00
Banshee
Starting at$271.00
Sizes we carry for it
- 17″ 133 styles
- 18″ 75 styles
- 20″ 165 styles
- 22″ 95 styles
- 24″ 68 styles
- 26″ 27 styles
- 28″ 2 styles
Ford F-150 bolt pattern by year
The bolt pattern is how many lug nuts a wheel has and the size of the circle they sit on: 6×135 is six lugs on a 135 mm circle. A wheel has to match it to bolt on.
| Years | Bolt pattern |
|---|---|
| 2024–2026 | 6×135 from the 2023 listing; we confirm yours on the call |
| 2015–2023 | 6×135 |
| 2013–2014 | 6×135 or 7×150 built both ways |
| 2012 | 6×135 |
| 2005–2011 | 6×135 or 7×150 built both ways |
| 2004 | 6×135, 5×135 or 7×150 built both ways |
| 1997–2003 | 5×135 |
| 1975–1996 | 5×139.7 |
- Center bore 87.1 mm on the 2015+ (P552) F-150
- Factory wheels from 18″
- Factory tire about 32″ tall
Questions about the Ford F-150 wheels
What bolt pattern does a 2023 Ford F-150 need?
6×135: 6 lug nuts on a 135 mm circle. A wheel drilled for it, or drilled for two patterns that include it, bolts on. We carry 304 wheel styles in 1,820 sizes that do.
Do these wheels fit every Ford F-150?
Every F-150 from 2015 to 2026 was built with 6×135. Years after 2023 are carried from the 2023 listing. Other years: 2013–2014: 6×135 or 7×150 (built both ways); 2012: 6×135; 2005–2011: 6×135 or 7×150 (built both ways); 2004: 6×135, 5×135 or 7×150 (built both ways). Brake size and center bore can change within those years, so pick your year and we confirm your truck on the call.
What wheel offset avoids rubbing on a 2023 Ford F-150?
There is no one number: rubbing depends on wheel width, tire size and lift together. What our fit rule does say: at −24 mm offset or lower the wheel sits well out past the fender, and those are the setups that usually need trimming or more lift. Offsets nearer zero keep the tire tucked in. Most of the sizes we carry for it run from −18 mm to +30 mm. We confirm your exact wheel, tire and lift on the call.
What size wheels fit a 2023 Ford F-150?
Factory wheels on recent models are 17″, 18″, 20″ or 22″. The sizes we carry most for it: 17″ (133 styles), 18″ (75 styles), 20″ (165 styles), 22″ (95 styles). A wheel smaller than the factory one may not clear the brakes, so we confirm it on the call.
What is the center bore of a Ford F-150?
87.1 mm on the 2015+ (P552) Ford F-150. We check each wheel's center bore against your truck on the call.