Fitment

This wheel runs the 5x120 bolt pattern, which covers a range of half-ton trucks and SUVs depending on hub bore and offset. ET+45mm 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 GOLD Finish

Niche Road Wheels has been producing cast and forged fitment-specific wheels for over two decades. The 1PC forged line represents their more performance-oriented offering — lower unsprung weight compared to cast, tighter grain structure in the aluminum, and dimensional consistency that matters when you're stacking tolerances on a sport-tuned suspension. They're not a boutique forge house, but the 1PC forged product punches above its price tier reliably.

About Niche 1PC

Niche 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 vehicle?

The T112 Kanan in this 20x10 configuration runs a 5x120 bolt pattern with a 45mm offset, which covers a broad range of vehicles including BMW 3, 5, and X5 platforms, Cadillac CT5 and CTS variants, Chevrolet Camaro, Land Rover Range Rover and Range Rover Sport, Tesla Model S and Model X, and many Honda Pilot and Ridgeline trims, among others. That said, bolt pattern is only part of the fitment equation — always confirm your hub bore, brake caliper clearance, and whether your specific trim requires hub rings before mounting.

Do lug nuts come included?

Lug nuts are not included with the wheel. Most vehicles in the approved fitment list use a 12x1.5 or 14x1.5 thread pitch depending on make, so you'll want to verify your thread spec and seat type — most aftermarket wheels use a conical 60-degree seat rather than the OEM ball or mag seat found on some European applications. If you're unsure, our team can confirm the correct lug nut spec when you place your order.

Can I finance a set?

Yes — we offer financing through Acima, Affirm, and Synchrony Car Care, so you can spread the cost of a set across manageable payments. Acima works well if you prefer a lease-to-own structure, while Affirm and Synchrony offer straightforward installment options with varying term lengths. Approval is typically fast, and you can check your options at checkout without affecting your credit score on most plans.