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ITP SS112 Sport 10×5 Wheel with 4 on 156 Bolt Pattern (Black) – 10SB12

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  • ITP SS112 Sport 10×5 ATV wheel in black, part ITP10SB12
  • 4 on 156 bolt pattern, 3+2 backspace
  • One-piece aluminum with clear coat
  • Custom SS wheel cap included

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Description

Overview

The ITP SS112 Sport 10×5 wheel with a 4 on 156 bolt pattern (part number ITP10SB12) is a one-piece aluminum ATV wheel finished in black.

The SS112 Sport brings ITP’s SS Alloy utility wheel design to high-performance sport ATVs. The one-piece aluminum wheel has a clear coat finish, and like all SS Alloy wheels it comes with a custom SS wheel cap. The black version lacks the machined faces found on the sister wheels.

The 10×5 size is the front size of the range, which ITP also makes in a 10×8 rear size. This wheel has a 3+2 backspace, is not a beadlock, and uses the wider 4 on 156 bolt pattern.

Confirm weight, offset and load rating against your build requirements before ordering.

The SS112 Sport range shares its construction across finishes, so the choice between this black wheel and the machined versions is mainly cosmetic, while the bolt pattern and width decide the fit.

Key features

  • One-piece aluminum construction
  • Black finish with a clear coat
  • Custom SS wheel cap included
  • 4 on 156 bolt pattern
  • 10×5 front size with 3+2 backspace
  • Not a beadlock wheel

Choosing the right setup

A wheel on a sport ATV carries the machine’s weight through the hub and takes the hits from ruts, rocks and landings. Before buying, match the bolt pattern and hub face to the vehicle, then choose tires sized for the rim width. A tire that suits the wheel seats properly and holds air under hard cornering.

Wheel width and backspace change how the tire sits relative to the fenders and suspension, so a change in either can call for clearance checks. Aluminum rims can bend or crack after hard impacts, so inspect the edges and spokes after rides that involved a big hit, and replace a damaged wheel rather than repairing it.

  • Check hub face and pilot fit before mounting
  • Torque lug nuts in a star pattern and re-check after the first ride
  • Inspect for bends, cracks and slow air loss
  • Replace the valve stem when the tire is changed

Specifications

Brand ITP
Part number ITP10SB12
Style SS112 Sport
Wheel type ATV
Wheel size 10×5
Finish Black
Backspace 3+2
Beadlock No
Bolt pattern 4 on 156
Includes Custom SS wheel cap

Vehicle fitment

The SS112 Sport suits most popular sport quads, but no models or years are named for ITP10SB12. Fit depends on the 4 on 156 bolt pattern and the 10×5 size.

The 4 on 144 and 4 on 110 wheels in the range are different part numbers and will not bolt onto 4 on 156 hubs.

Confirm your vehicle’s year, model and trim before ordering.

Installation notes

Verify the 4 on 156 pattern against your hubs before mounting. Lug nuts are not included, so confirm the ones you use suit the wheel.

What’s included

  • One ITP SS112 Sport 10×5 wheel in black
  • Custom SS wheel cap

Not included: Tires, lug nuts and valve stems.

SKU: ITP10SB12 Categories: ,

Questions & Answers

What bolt pattern is the ITP10SB12?

The ITP SS112 Sport ITP10SB12 uses a 4 on 156 bolt pattern. It is a black, 10x5 one-piece aluminum ATV wheel with a 3+2 backspace.

Is the ITP10SB12 a beadlock wheel?

No. ITP lists beadlock as No for this wheel. It is a one-piece aluminum design with a clear coat finish.

Does this wheel come with a cap?

Yes. ITP says SS Alloy wheels, including the SS112 Sport, include a custom SS wheel cap. No lug nuts or tire are mentioned.

Will the ITP SS112 Sport 4 on 156 fit my ATV?

ITP names no vehicles. Compare your quad's bolt pattern with 4 on 156 and its front wheel size with 10x5 before ordering.

How should the wheel be cared for?

Wash it with mild soap and water and avoid harsh solvents that can dull the clear coat. Check for bent rims, cracks or slow air loss after hard impacts, and re-torque the lug nuts after the first few rides.