FR-8406 Alloy Wheel for all cars with 6-lug wheels

Many trucks, SUVs, and some performance cars utilize 6-hole (or 6-lug) wheels. These wheels are known for their strength and durability, making them suitable for heavier vehicles and those subjected to demanding conditions. Common examples include trucks like the Ford Ranger, Nissan Patrol, and Mitsubishi Triton, as well as some Chevy models like the Colorado and Express van.
Examples of vehicles with 6-hole wheels:

Trucks:
Ford Ranger, Nissan Patrol, Mitsubishi Triton, Chevrolet Colorado, Chevrolet Express Full-Size Van.

SUVs:
Many SUVs, especially those designed for off-road use or towing, often feature 6-lug wheels for added strength and stability.
Performance Cars:
Some high-performance vehicles, particularly those with powerful engines or designed for track use, may also utilize 6-lug wheels for enhanced grip and handling.
Other Vehicles:
Some older models like the Chevrolet C10/K10 Pickup and the Chevrolet K5 Blazer also used 6-lug wheels.

Reasons for choosing 6-hole wheels:

Increased strength and durability:
The six-bolt pattern distributes weight and forces more evenly, making the wheels more robust and less prone to bending or breaking under stress.

Better load distribution:
This is particularly important for trucks and SUVs that carry heavy loads or tow trailers.
Enhanced performance:
In some performance applications, 6-lug wheels can contribute to improved grip, braking, and overall handling.

Note: It’s important to note that not all vehicles within a specific make or model will have 6-lug wheels. Always verify the wheel bolt pattern of your specific vehicle before purchasing new wheels.