Looking for Fuel wheels for your F-150? Start here. Every wheel on this page is drilled 6x135 — the bolt pattern Ford has run on the F-150 since 2004 — so whatever you pick bolts straight on. No spacers, no adapters, no crossing your fingers.
The F-150 is the best-selling truck in America for a reason, and it's also the truck we set up more than any other. The Fuel D576 Assault and the KMC KM544 Mesa are the two F-150 owners ask for by name — one clean, one mean. If you're building more of an overland or Raptor-style setup, Method's 305 and 312 in bronze just look right on these trucks.
Offset-wise, here's the simple version: a leveled F-150 on 33s is happiest around +18 to 0mm. Want 35s with some poke? Drop down to -12mm and trim a little plastic up front. Hub bore is 87.1mm, and every wheel we sell for this truck is either hub-centric or ships with the rings to make it so.
One heads-up: if your F-150 is a 1997–2003, you've got the older 5x135 pattern — different page, different wheels. Everything here is 2004 and up.
Fitment
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Bolt pattern: 6x135
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Fits: 2004–present F-150
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Hub bore: 87.1mm
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Offset guidance: +18 to 0mm for leveled trucks on 33s; -12mm for 35s with stance
- ⚠️ 1997–2003 F-150s use the older 5x135 pattern — a different bolt circle. Double-check your year before ordering.
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FAQ
What is the bolt pattern on a Ford F-150?
6x135 on every F-150 from 2004 to today. If your truck is a 1997–2003, it's the older 5x135 pattern instead.
I have a 2002 F-150 — will these wheels fit?
No. The 1997–2003 trucks run a 5x135 bolt pattern, which is completely different from the 6x135 on this page. The wheels won't bolt on, so don't order from here for that truck — call us and we'll find the right ones.
What offset works on a leveled F-150 running 33s?
Somewhere between +18 and 0mm keeps everything tucked and rub-free. If you're going to 35s and want the tires pushed out a bit, -12mm is the go-to.
Can I run 35s on a stock-height F-150?
Not comfortably. You'll want at least a leveling kit, the right offset (-12mm or so), and expect to trim some plastic from the crash bars and fender liners. It's a well-worn path — we've set up hundreds of them.
Are these wheels hub-centric for my F-150?
The F-150 hub bore is 87.1mm. Every wheel we list for this truck is either made hub-centric for it or ships with hub rings included, so you won't get vibration from a lug-centric fit.
Free shipping on orders over $1,000. Want a second set of eyes on your setup before you buy? Call 405-627-1620 and we'll get it dialed in.
