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ITP SS212 12×7 Wheel with 4 on 110 Bolt Pattern (Machined) – 12SS300

ITP

  • Universal Fit per ITP; match the 4 on 110 bolt pattern and 5+2 backspace to your machine
  • 12×7 ATV wheel in SS212 style with a machined finish
  • ITP rates the 12-inch ATV wheel at 700 pounds
  • Not beadlock; backspace 5+2
  • Part number ITP12SS300

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Description

Overview

The ITP SS212 12×7 is a machined ATV wheel with a 4 on 110 bolt pattern and part number ITP12SS300, from the SS Alloy line. It is Universal Fit, so the bolt pattern and backspace are the measurements to match against your machine.

The SS212 is a newer alloy style, and this version is the 12-inch wheel with a 5+2 backspace. The 12-inch ATV wheel is rated at 700 pounds, and 14-inch side-by-side UTV applications carry an 800 pound rating. SS Alloy wheels come with a lifetime structural warranty, so a wheel that bends or breaks is replaced.

Key features

  • Machined finish on the SS212 alloy style
  • 12×7 size with a 5+2 backspace
  • 4 on 110 bolt pattern
  • Not a beadlock wheel
  • ATV wheel type, rated at 700 pounds for 12-inch ATV use per ITP
  • Lifetime structural warranty stated by ITP

Backspace and hub fit

Backspace describes how far the wheel sits from the hub mounting face. A change in backspace moves the tire in or out relative to the frame, rack and suspension arms, so it affects both clearance and steering geometry. Matching the backspace to the existing wheel avoids surprises.

Bolt pattern is the other fixed measurement. A 4 on 110 pattern must line up exactly with the hub studs or nuts, and the wheel should seat flat without forcing. Do not use adapters unless the machine’s maker has approved them for the load involved.

Alloy wheels can be damaged by rocks and hard landings. After rough trail rides, inspect the rim for cracks, bends or flat spots, and check lug torque after the first few runs.

  • Compare backspace with the wheel being replaced
  • Confirm the bolt pattern before fitting
  • Check lug torque after the first runs
  • Inspect the rim after rocky rides

Specifications

Brand ITP
Part number ITP12SS300
Style SS212
Wheel size 12×7
Finish Machined
Backspace 5+2
Bolt pattern 4 on 110
Beadlock No
Wheel type ATV
Load rating 700 pounds (12-inch ATV, per ITP)

Vehicle fitment

It is a wheel for ATV use with Universal Fit, so choose it by bolt pattern, size and backspace rather than by vehicle year.

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

Installation notes

Measure the bolt pattern and backspace on your current wheel before choosing this one. A backspace that does not suit your hub can move the tire into the frame or a rack, so compare the 5+2 figure with the wheel it replaces.

What’s included

This is one wheel. Check the package contents against your installation before starting, since tires, valve stems and lug hardware need to be sourced separately.

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Questions & Answers

What is the ITP SS212 12x7 wheel?

It is a machined ATV wheel in the SS212 style, sized 12x7, with a 4 on 110 bolt pattern and part number ITP12SS300. It has a 5+2 backspace and is not a beadlock design.

Does this ITP wheel fit my ATV or UTV?

No specific vehicle is named. It is Universal Fit, so match the 4 on 110 bolt pattern and the 5+2 backspace to your machine before choosing it.

What load rating does ITP give for this wheel?

The 12-inch ATV wheel is rated at 700 pounds, and 14-inch side-by-side UTV applications carry an 800 pound rating. No separate rating applies to the 12x7 size beyond those figures.

Does the wheel come with a warranty?

Yes. The SS Alloy wheels carry a lifetime structural warranty, so a wheel that bends or breaks is replaced. Keep your proof of purchase with the wheel.

How do I check that a wheel's backspace suits my machine?

Measure the current wheel's backspace and compare it with the new wheel's figure. If the numbers differ, the tire may sit closer to or farther from the frame, so check clearance at full steering lock before riding.