Pro Comp Wheels

The La Paz is a Pro Comp cast aluminum wheel, manufactured using low-pressure casting technology to combine strength, style, and value. Its classic spoke design makes it a versatile model for Jeeps and trucks, and it is especially popular on the Wrangler (TJ, JK) and Grand Cherokee. It comes in finishes such as satin black machined and is offered in common sizes like 16x8, often with a 0 mm offset and a 5x4.5 (5x114.3) or 5x127 bolt pattern depending on the application. Its more understated look, compared with very aggressive models, suits owners who want a clean off-road appearance without excess. In Quebec, the machined finish leaves the aluminum partially exposed: regular upkeep is recommended in winter to limit corrosion from salt and calcium, and a dedicated second winter set can be worthwhile. Verifying the exact bolt pattern, offset, center bore, brake clearance, and TPMS compatibility remains essential for the intended vehicle.

The Predator (Series 35) is a one-piece cast aluminum wheel produced by low-pressure casting, with a classic five-spoke star design and thick spokes that fill the center of the wheel. Several versions feature exposed stainless steel bolt heads around the lip that contrast with the finish (satin black, matte graphite, two-tone gray, etc.) for a rugged 4x4 look. Offered in sizes such as 17x8.5 and 18x9, in multiple finishes (black, graphite, machined, chrome, polished, two-tone), it targets Jeeps (Wrangler JK, JL, Gladiator JT) as well as trucks and SUVs. With the high load ratings of the Pro Comp line, it is a versatile choice for a lifted vehicle on large tires. In Quebec, the two-tone and machined finishes require more diligent upkeep in winter due to salt; confirm the bolt pattern (5x5, 6x5.5, etc.), offset, center bore, and brake clearance before mounting.

Rock Crawler is a Pro Comp Wheels family of rims that still needs to be documented according to the sizes, bolt patterns, offsets, and finishes available in the official catalog. It should be linked to the site's vehicle, dimension, and usage filters.

The Series 31, also called Stryker, is a one-piece cast aluminum wheel produced by low-pressure casting. Its styling stands out with a deep, aggressive lip, thick spokes that fill the center, and crisp-edged windows that add visual depth to the wheel. Typically offered in 15x8, 16x8, 17x9, and 18x9 with a flat black powder finish, it targets Jeeps (Wrangler TJ, YJ, JK, JL), trucks, and North American SUVs, with offsets that are often negative (e.g., -19 mm in 15x8, -6 mm in 17x9) for a wide stance and clearance suited to large tires. It is backed by a lifetime structural warranty and a two-year warranty on the flat black finish. In Quebec, it is a popular choice as a rugged set for a lifted vehicle; the black powder finish helps resist salt, and you should confirm the bolt pattern (5x4.5, 6x5.5, 8x170 depending on the application), brake caliper clearance, and TPMS compatibility before purchase.

The Series 69 belongs to Pro Comp's Vintage family: a one-piece cast alloy wheel produced by low-pressure casting, with a classic look inspired by period off-road mags. It comes in several finishes, notably polished and black, and is offered in common truck and Jeep sizes (e.g., 17x9 with a negative offset of about -6 mm, 6x5.5 / 6x139.7 and other bolt patterns). Its retro aesthetic appeals to truck and SUV owners who want a timeless style rather than an ultra-modern design, while retaining the high load ratings and toughness characteristic of the Pro Comp line. In Quebec, the polished version requires more regular upkeep in winter because of road salt, whereas a black powder finish offers better resistance to corrosion. As with any aftermarket model, you should verify the exact bolt pattern, offset, center bore, and brake clearance for the intended vehicle.

The Series 89 is a one-piece cast alloy six-spoke wheel, engineered with computer-aided design (CAD) to preserve strength while achieving a distinctive look. Every surface is worked with embossed details: a simulated beadlock around the lip and fullers on the spokes that catch the eye. Its design promotes the clearance needed for increased suspension articulation, reducing rubbing off-road, while its wide footprint improves stability on steep climbs and rough terrain. Offered for many Jeeps (CJ, Wrangler YJ/TJ/JK, Cherokee XJ, Grand Cherokee) and trucks, in black and polished finishes, in sizes such as 17x8 and 18x9. In Quebec, it works well as a rugged off-road set; confirming the bolt pattern (5x127, 6x5.5, etc.), offset, brake clearance, and TPMS compatibility remains essential, and a black powder finish is preferable against winter salt.

The Series 97 is a rock crawler-type wheel, positioned among Pro Comp's toughest steel models. Steel wheels like the Series 97 are favored for extreme rock crawling and overlanding because they take impacts better than alloy: in a hard hit against a rock, steel bends rather than cracks, which can save an outing. The trade-off is that they are significantly heavier than cast models, which weighs on fuel economy, handling, and unsprung mass. It therefore targets Jeeps and trucks seriously built for technical off-road use, not a style-oriented street setup. In Quebec, steel with a good powder finish holds up well to abusive conditions but remains prone to corrosion if the protective coating is gouged by rocks or salt; you should verify the bolt pattern, offset, and brake clearance for the vehicle.