Gear Off Road

The 726B is the satin black version of Gear Off Road's Big Block 726 model. It carries over the clean 8-spoke design, milled accents, and deep machined lip characteristic of the Big Block, in a understated satin black finish that's popular on lifted trucks and SUVs. Built from A356 cast aluminum with T6 heat treatment, it offers load ratings of 2,500 to 3,700 lb depending on the bolt pattern, covering half-ton, three-quarter-ton, and some one-ton pickup applications (8-lug bolt patterns). Available in 17 to 22 inches with numerous bolt patterns and offsets down to -44 mm for an aggressive, poke look, it is TPMS-compatible and covered by the lifetime structural warranty. In Quebec, the satin black finish is a smart choice for year-round use: it tolerates road salt and calcium better than chrome, making it a good candidate for a year-round set of wheels or a dedicated second set for winter.

The 726C is the chrome version of Gear Off Road's Big Block 726 model. It retains the clean 8-spoke design, milled accents, and deep machined lip of the Big Block, but with a mirror chrome plating that gives a shiny finish prized on show trucks and custom SUVs. Built from A356 cast aluminum with T6 heat treatment, it offers the same high load ratings (2,500 to 3,700 lb depending on the bolt pattern) and the same size coverage as the 726B, from 17 to 22 inches, with numerous bolt patterns and offsets down to -44 mm. It is TPMS-compatible and covered by the lifetime structural warranty, with the chrome finish carrying a one-year warranty. A point to watch for Quebec: chrome is more sensitive to road salt and calcium and can pit or peel over time. For winter use, it's best to reserve the 726C for the dry months and plan a dedicated set of black wheels for winter.

The 726 Big Block is Gear Off Road's flagship model: a clean 8-spoke design with milled accents and a deep lip finished with spot milling, topped by a bolt-on cap bearing the brand logo. Built from A356 cast aluminum with T6 heat treatment, it offers the brand's industrial load ratings, from 2,500 to 3,700 lb depending on the bolt pattern. It comes in 17, 18, 20, and 22 inch diameters, widths of 8 to 12 inches, with numerous bolt patterns (5x114.3, 5x127, 5x139.7, 5x150, 6x135, 6x139.7, 8x165.1, 8x170, 8x180) and offsets from -44 to +35 mm. Four finishes are offered: gloss black with milled accents, mirror machined face with black accents, satin black, and chrome. The 726B (satin black) and 726C (chrome) variants are the most common. It's a versatile choice for lifted trucks and SUVs. In Quebec, choosing a black finish over chrome limits issues related to winter road salt.

The Forged Series is Gear Off Road's premium line, derived from existing models like the 761 (Forged 761) using one-piece forged construction rather than cast. Forging compresses the metal under high pressure, increasing its density and strength for the same weight: the wheel can therefore be lighter or stronger than a comparable cast equivalent, an advantage for wide, aggressive, or more heavily loaded off-road builds. The Forged 761 carries over a split 8-spoke design with a smooth deep lip and directional styling, in a polished aluminum finish with the brand name engraved around the outer barrel, and a cap bearing the Gear Off Road logo. This line targets buyers who want wide fitment and superior strength while staying below the price of major multi-piece forged brands. Lifetime structural warranty, with a one-year warranty on the polish. In Quebec, the polished finish requires regular maintenance against road salt; carefully confirm the offset, center bore, and brake clearance on wide builds.

The 740 Manifold is a cast wheel model from Gear Off Road intended for trucks and SUVs. It is offered in two finishes: satin black (740B) and gloss black with mirror machined accents (740MB). Sizes cover 17, 18, and 20 inch diameters, in widths of 9, 10, and 12 inches, with 5-, 6-, and 8-lug bolt patterns (5x114.3, 5x127, 5x139.7, 5x150, 6x120, 6x135, 8x165.1, 8x170, 8x180). Offsets range from -44 to +25 mm and the center bore ranges from 78 to 130.18 mm, covering a wide range of pickups and SUVs. Load ratings reach 2,500 or 3,700 lb depending on the bolt pattern, in line with the brand's standard for heavy-duty truck use. The Manifold aims for a clean, functional look at an affordable price. In Quebec, its black finishes are well suited to year-round use; as always, confirm brake clearance with the more pronounced negative offsets.

The 761 Ratio is a directional model from Gear Off Road designed to accentuate the depth of a smooth lip and an aggressive look. The milled spokes feature contours that hug the entire window between the spokes, split by a triangular opening that adds relief and depth. It is cast in one piece from a reinforced A356 alloy, chosen for its durability and resistance to corrosion, abrasion, and aging. The Ratio is offered in 17, 18, 20, and 22 inches, and stands out with a wide range of seven finishes: gloss red with milled accents, gloss blue with milled accents, gloss black with red-tinted machined face, gloss black with milled accents, gloss black, gloss anthracite with milled accents, and chrome. It targets truck and Jeep enthusiasts who want a bold visual signature. As with the entire lineup, confirm the bolt pattern and offset; the colored and chrome finishes require careful maintenance against road calcium.