Black Rock Wheels

The Series 909 Type D is the cast aluminum version of the classic "D-window" design. Lighter than equivalent steel wheels, it carries over a proven off-road silhouette with covered lug nuts and JWL-T certification for light truck use. Offered in typical 15 and 17-inch diameters with various offsets and back-spacing, it covers the common bolt patterns of North American Jeeps and trucks (for example 5x4.5; 5x5; 5x5.5; 6x5.5). It targets SUV, truck, and Jeep owners who want a classic look and a weight saving over steel, without paying the price of a forged or flow-formed wheel. In Quebec, it's an economical option for a summer setup or mixed use; as with any alloy wheel, you'll verify brake clearance, center bore, and TPMS compatibility, and watch for finish corrosion if the wheel gets scraped by salt and calcium in winter.

The Series 942 Type D is a one-piece stamped steel wheel with a "D-window" design, arguably the most recognized steel wheel profile in the world. Designed for rugged use, it receives a weather-resistant matte/satin black powder finish. It comes in a very wide range of sizes depending on the bolt pattern, from 15x7 to 15x14 and up to 17x9, with various back-spacing, making it a favorite for mounting wide tires in off-road, rock-crawling, or towing. Its main strength is durability: steel takes impacts, can be hammered back into shape, and is cheap to replace. In Quebec, it's also an excellent choice for a dedicated second set of wheels, for example for winter or trails, since an affordable steel wheel better absorbs the abuse of salted roads and potholes. Verify the exact bolt pattern, offset, brake caliper clearance, and TPMS compatibility before buying.

The Series 997 Type 8 is a one-piece steel wheel featuring eight soft extruded hand holes, a classic style often nicknamed the "Soft 8." Built as one-piece steel with a matte black finish, it targets truck, SUV, and Jeep owners looking for a simple, functional look for both on-road and off-road use. It's offered in several common sizes (15x8, 15x10, 16x7, 16x8, 17x8, 17x9) and bolt patterns (5x4.5, 5x5, 5x5.5, 8x6.5), covering the majority of light-truck and Jeep applications. Like any Black Rock steel wheel, its appeal lies in toughness, low cost, and ease of repair rather than light weight. In Quebec, the Series 997 makes a solid dedicated winter or off-road wheel set: steel handles salt, impacts, and potholes well. Confirm bolt pattern, offset, center bore, brake clearance, and TPMS compatibility according to your vehicle.

The "Soft 8" is the common nickname for Black Rock's soft extruded eight-hand-hole steel style with rounded edges, embodied by the Series 997 Type 8. A one-piece steel wheel with a matte black finish, the Soft 8 is one of the most popular off-road wheel designs on the truck, SUV, and Jeep aftermarket, valued for its clean retro look and on-road/off-road versatility. The eight rounded, softened openings set it apart from the sharper-edged "Hi-8." Available in several sizes (for example 15x8, 15x10, 16x8, 17x8/9) and common bolt patterns, the Soft 8 emphasizes toughness and low cost: steel is easy to repair and accepts wide tires. In Quebec, it's a typical choice for a dedicated winter or trail wheel set, as steel resists the abuse of salt and potholes well. As always, confirm bolt pattern, offset, center bore, brake clearance, and TPMS compatibility according to the intended vehicle.

The "Type 8" refers to Black Rock's signature steel style with eight soft, extruded hand holes, popularized by the Series 997. It's a one-piece steel wheel with a matte/satin black finish, designed for the truck, SUV, and Jeep aftermarket, on-road as well as off-road. The eight rounded openings give a classic, clean look while venting brake heat. Offered mainly in 15- to 17-inch diameters with multiple widths, bolt patterns, and back-spacing options, the Type 8 fits a wide range of North American light trucks and Jeeps. Its audience: owners who want a simple, durable, and economical wheel rather than a performance or luxury one. In Quebec, the steel Type 8 is well suited to a second winter or off-road set, since steel tolerates salt, impacts, and rough roads better; verify bolt pattern, offset, brake clearance, and TPMS compatibility before mounting.