Moto Metal Wheels and Rims for Lifted Trucks, SUVs, and Off-Road Builds
Moto Metal is a brand that truck and off-road SUV owners keep coming back to for a reason: the catalog is built around exactly what that buyer wants. Bold spoke patterns, deep concave profiles, and finishes that hold up in real conditions.
At Just Wheels Direct, the full Moto Metal lineup is stocked and ready to ship, covering popular models from the classic MO962 and MO970 series to newer designs like the MO996 Ripsaw, MO985 Breakout, MO993 Hydra, and MO998 Kraken.
Sizes run from 16 inches through 24 inches, with 17, 18, 20, and 22 inches being the most popular. Bolt pattern coverage is extensive: 8x165.1 for RAM 2500 and 3500, 8x170 for Ford Super Duty, 8x180 for GM HD trucks, 6x135 and 6x139.7 for half-ton Ford and Toyota platforms, and multiple 5-lug patterns for Jeep and mid-size trucks. Use the filters above to narrow by size, bolt pattern, and finish.
Popular Moto Metal Models: MO967, MO959, MO957, and Classic Series
- Moto Metal MO967: One of the most searched models in the lineup. It features a clean eight-spoke design and is available in gloss black and milled finishes. It fits well on lifted street trucks and light off-road builds, typically in 20 and 22-inch sizes.
- Moto Metal MO959: A long-standing popular design with a split multi-spoke layout and deep concave profile. It is commonly used on lifted trucks for a fuller wheel-well stance.
- MO957 & MO955: These models follow a similar aggressive styling direction. They are ideal for buyers who want a bold truck look without going into extreme modern designs.
- Moto Metal MO201 (Chrome Series): Known for its chrome center with gloss black milled lip, this series is one of the best-selling chrome options in the Moto Metal lineup.
- Finish Preference: Chrome Moto Metal wheels finishes are especially popular for show trucks and street builds where a high-shine, premium appearance is the main focus.
Newer Moto Metal Models: Ripsaw, Breakout, Hydra, and Kraken
Moto Metal Wheels for Ford, RAM, GM, Toyota, and Jeep
- Ford Super Duty Fitment: Ford F-250 and F-350 use an 8x170 bolt pattern, which is widely supported across Moto Metal wheels in 20 and 22-inch sizes.
- RAM Heavy-Duty Fitment: RAM 2500 and 3500 use an 8x165.1 pattern, which is also heavily stocked in the Moto Metal lineup.
- GM HD Fitment: Chevy Silverado HD and GMC Sierra HD use 8x180, another commonly available bolt pattern across Moto Metal off-road wheels.
- Common 8-Lug Coverage: The 8x170, 8x165.1, and 8x180 bolt patterns are among the most widely available in the Moto Metal catalog for heavy-duty trucks.
- Half-Ton Truck Fitment: Ford F-150 (6x135), Toyota Tundra and Tacoma (6x139.7) are well supported in Moto Metal wheel options.
- Jeep Fitment: Jeep Wrangler JK and JL use 5x127, with popular Moto Metal Jeep wheels including MO970 and MO986 Siege.
- Custom Applications: Some Moto Metal wheels are also available in blank configurations for custom drilling on fleet or specialty vehicles.
Not sure what size fits your vehicle? The what size wheels fit my car guide walks through how to confirm the right diameter, width, and offset for your specific platform.
Who Makes Moto Metal Wheels and Are They Good Quality
Moto Metal is a brand owned by Wheel Pros, the same group behind Black Rhino, Fuel, KMC, XD, and several other aftermarket wheel brands. The brand has been around since the early 2000s and was built specifically for the truck and off-road market.
On quality: Moto Metal wheels are cast aluminum in the mid-price range. They are not forged, and the brand does not market them as track or racing wheels. What they are is a well-made, properly tested aftermarket option for truck owners who want an aggressive look with reliable construction.Â
Moto Metal forged wheels are a separate, higher-end offering for buyers who want premium lightweight construction. The standard catalog is cast. For UTV applications, Moto Metal UTV wheels are a smaller but available part of the catalog, designed for side-by-sides rather than full-size trucks.
Browse the complete wheels collection to compare Moto Metal alongside other truck and off-road brands.
FAQ’s
Moto Metal is owned by Wheel Pros, one of the largest aftermarket wheel companies in North America. Wheel Pros also owns Fuel, KMC, XD, Black Rhino, and other off-road and performance wheel brands. Moto Metal was established as a dedicated truck and off-road wheel brand and has been in production since the early 2000s.
Yes for the application they are designed for. Moto Metal wheels are cast aluminum built for street trucks, lifted builds, and mild off-road use. They pass impact and load testing standards and hold up well in everyday truck use. They are not a forged wheel and are not designed for high-performance track use, but for the typical truck owner’s use case, they are a solid choice at a fair price point.
Moto Metal covers a wide range: 8×165.1 for RAM HD, 8×170 for Ford Super Duty, 8×180 for GM HD, 6×135 for F-150, 6×139.7 for Toyota, 5×127 for Jeep, 5×139.7 for older trucks, and more. Several models also come in blank configurations for custom drilling.
The catalog runs from 16 inch to 24 inch in diameter. Most popular sizes are 17, 18, 20, and 22 inch. Widths range from 8 inch to 14 inch depending on the model. Use the diameter and width filters on this page to see all available combinations.
Chrome finish wheels work off-road but require more upkeep than matte or machined finishes. Mud, rocks, and trail debris can scratch chrome surfaces and expose the aluminum underneath to corrosion over time. For serious off-road builds, gloss black milled or machined finishes are more durable choices. For show trucks and street builds, chrome holds up well with regular cleaning.
The MO967 runs a cleaner eight-spoke layout with a flatter face design. The MO970 has a more aggressive concave profile and a split-spoke layout that creates deeper visual interest. Both are popular, but the MO970 is the more aggressive-looking of the two and sits better on higher-lifted trucks with larger tires.
Yes. Most Moto Metal models are specifically sized for lifted truck applications, with negative offset options that push the wheel face out for a wider stance. Popular lifted truck sizes like 20×10 at -24 offset and 22×12 at -44 offset are commonly available across multiple models in the catalog.