Fuel Off-Road Wheels and Rims For Sale

About Fuel Wheels

There are plenty of options available to you if you're looking for some new, off-road-ready wheels for your truck or Jeep. As in all other industries, however, there are winners and losers, and Fuel is a clear winner in all regards.

As one of the longest-standing wheel manufacturers in the business, Fuel boasts a diverse product lineup, with plenty of different designs and materials, all of which can help your truck perform great and look even better.

What Kind of Wheels Does Fuel Manufacture?

Fuel offers a diverse range of wheel types in many different finish options - we've listed each below.

Will Fuel Wheels Fit my Truck or Jeep?

With the wide variety of wheel types available in the Fuel lineup, you will definitely find a set that can fit your vehicle perfectly. Fuel's wheels are available in diameters between 15 and 26 inches, and widths from 6.5 to 16 inches. Most, if not all, of the most popular bolt patterns are represented by Fuel as well.

Is Fuel A Good Wheel Brand?

There are few off-road wheel brands as good at their craft as Fuel - since 2009, Fuel has been a leader thanks to the cutting-edge designs, fitments, and advancements that its lineup boasts. This is represented in the industry as well, as most publications, critics, and even our team, consistently rates Fuel as one of the best in the business every year.

Where Can I Buy Fuel Wheels?

You can get all your favorite Fuel wheels from us - shop online for Fuel off-road wheels at TrailBuilt Off-Road. Financing and quick delivery are both available, and if you package your wheels together with new tires, we'll take care of the mounting and balancing for free.

Fuel Wheel FAQs

1. Are Fuel wheels good for off-roading?

Yes, Fuel Off-Road wheels are built for rugged terrain and extreme durability, featuring high-strength cast aluminum construction and reinforced spokes. Models like the Fuel Maverick, Fuel Rebel, and Fuel Vector provide deep lips, aggressive offsets, and beadlock options to handle rock crawling, mud, and sand terrains. Many Fuel wheels also offer higher load ratings, making them ideal for lifted trucks, Jeeps, and extreme off-road builds.

2. Do Fuel wheels fit stock trucks?

Yes, Fuel wheels come in multiple fitments, but aggressive negative offset and deep-dish models may require a leveling kit or minor fender trimming for clearance. Wheels like the Fuel Assault and Fuel Vapor offer direct bolt-on fitment for popular off-road vehicles like the Toyota Tacoma, Jeep Gladiator, and Ford Bronco. Always check your truck’s offset and backspacing before purchasing to ensure proper fitment.

3. What’s the difference between Fuel beadlock and standard wheels?

True beadlock Fuel wheels, like the Fuel Zephyr Beadlock and Fuel Anza Beadlock, clamp the tire bead for maximum off-road security, preventing de-beading at low tire pressures. However, they are not DOT-approved for street use. Simulated beadlock wheels, such as the Fuel Maverick and Fuel Siege, provide the same rugged look with full street legality, making them a great choice for off-road enthusiasts who also daily drive their trucks.

4. Are Fuel wheels strong enough for extreme off-roading?

Yes, Fuel Off-Road wheels are engineered for harsh environments, featuring reinforced inner lips, aggressive offsets, and deep barrels to handle heavy impacts on rough terrain. Many Fuel wheels use high-load rating designs, making them a solid choice for rock crawling, overlanding, and high-speed desert driving. The Fuel Beadlock series is specifically designed for hardcore off-roaders needing maximum tire retention.

5. Which Fuel wheel is best for overlanding?

The Fuel Vector and Fuel Zephyr are top choices for overlanding builds, offering lightweight yet rugged designs. Their aggressive offsets provide additional stability, while the reinforced construction ensures long-term durability on rough trails. Fuel’s simulated beadlock options, like the Fuel Rebel, allow overlanders to achieve a rugged look while maintaining street legality for long-distance driving.