Fitment

This wheel runs the 5x127 bolt pattern, which covers a range of half-ton trucks and SUVs depending on hub bore and offset. ET-18mm offset is typical for stock-height fitments; leveled and lifted trucks may want different offset/backspacing combinations to clear larger tires. A hub-centric ring is recommended when the wheel hub bore is larger than the vehicle hub.

About the BLACK Finish

Fuel Off-Road has been producing truck and SUV wheels long enough to understand what off-road and lifted-truck buyers actually want — a wheel that holds up to real use and looks right doing it. Their cast lineup gives buyers access to that aggressive styling at a price point that doesn't require compromising on the lift kit or the tires. The FC862 Scepter fits squarely in that tradition.

About Fuel 1PC

Fuel 1PC produces wheels distributed nationally through trusted vendor channels. Catalogs are stocked, MAP-pricing is enforced, and warranty coverage is honored at the manufacturer level.

Installing at Road Runner Wheels & Tires

Mount, balance, and TPMS programming completed in-shop at our Marietta location on Roswell Rd. We pair wheels with matching tires when needed; same shop handles lift kits, suspension work, and full builds.

Questions We Get

Will this fit my truck?

This wheel is built on a 5x127 bolt pattern with a -18 offset, which suits a range of trucks and SUVs running this bolt pattern that are set up for a wider, more outboard wheel stance. That said, fitment depends on your specific year, make, model, and suspension setup, so bring your vehicle info in and we'll confirm clearances before anything ships.

Do lug nuts come included?

No — lug nuts are sold separately, which is standard practice since lug seat style and thread pitch vary by vehicle. We stock a full range of conical, mag, and ball-seat lugs and can match the right set to your application at the time of purchase.

Can I finance a set?

Yes, we offer financing through Acima, Affirm, and Synchrony Car Care, so you have a few different structures to choose from depending on what works best for your budget. Ask about current terms when you're ready to put together a full wheel-and-tire package.