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Pro Comp 01 Series Raven, 18×9.5 Wheel with 6 on 5.5 Bolt Pattern – Satin Black – 5001-89583

Pro Comp Alloy Wheels

  • 18×9.5 aluminum split-spoke wheel in satin black
  • 6 on 5.5 bolt pattern, center bore 108
  • Offset -19; backspacing 4.5
  • 01 Series Raven design

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Description

Overview

The Pro Comp PXA5001-89583 is an 18×9.5 aluminum wheel from the 01 Series Raven line, with a split-spoke design and satin black finish. It has a 6 on 5.5 bolt pattern, a center bore of 108, an offset of -19 and a backspacing of 4.5.

The -19 offset places this wheel noticeably further out than the other Raven wheels in the series. Pro Comp describes its wheels as low-pressure cast aluminum, and the Raven is offered in several sizes with the same finish.

An 18-inch wheel with a -19 offset and a 9.5-inch width needs more attention to clearance than the other Raven wheels. Measure the fender opening, the brake caliper space and the tire diameter before ordering, and confirm the 6 on 5.5 pattern and 108 center bore on the hub.

The 4.5 backspacing means inner clearance needs a check alongside the position of the outer face.

Key features

  • 18-inch diameter, 9.5-inch width
  • Split-spoke aluminum design
  • Satin black finish
  • 6 on 5.5 bolt pattern
  • Offset -19

Clearance on an 18-inch wheel

A larger diameter and wider rim put more of the wheel and tire into the wheel well. An 18-inch wheel with a deep negative offset sits further out and can reduce clearance at the fender lip, while the tire’s sidewall height changes the overall rolling diameter. Both affect speedometer accuracy, rubbing and how the truck handles on uneven ground.

Measure before buying and after mounting. Check the distance from the tire to the fender at full steering lock and at full compression, and look at the brake caliper, control arms and spring perches. Lower-profile tires leave less sidewall to absorb impacts, so potholes and rocks are more likely to damage the wheel. Off-road use usually calls for a tire with more sidewall than a road-only setup.

  • Measure fender clearance at full lock
  • Check brake caliper space
  • Consider sidewall for rocky trails

Specifications

Brand Pro Comp Alloy Wheels
Part number PXA5001-89583
Diameter 18 inches
Width 9.5 inches
Bolt pattern 6 on 5.5
Center bore 108
Offset -19
Backspacing 4.5
Style Split spoke
Finish Satin black
Construction Aluminum
Series 01 Series

Vehicle fitment

A wheel is not built for one vehicle. The -19 offset changes how far the wheel sits in the wheel well, so check fender and suspension clearance on your truck before buying.

Tire size and load rating must suit an 18×9.5 wheel. Confirm your vehicle’s year, model and trim before ordering.

What’s included

One wheel. A center cap has to be confirmed against the packing list.

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Questions & Answers

Will the PXA5001-89583 clear my fenders?

Clearance depends on your truck's wheel well and the -19 offset. Check the fender and suspension room before ordering, and confirm the tire size.

What size is this Raven wheel?

It is an 18x9.5 wheel with a 6 on 5.5 bolt pattern and a center bore of 108. The backspacing is 4.5.

Is this wheel vehicle-specific?

It is not built for one vehicle, so it fits only trucks whose bolt pattern, bore and offset match. Match those measurements before ordering.

Does a wider wheel change how the truck steers?

It can. A wider rim with a deep negative offset moves the tire contact point outward, which can change steering feel and scrub radius. Tires that are too wide can also add load to the wheel bearings. Test the steering at low speed after mounting new wheels.

Should the tire be replaced when a larger wheel is installed?

Usually, yes. A wheel change needs a tire that fits its width and diameter. Choose a tire the rim width suits, and check the overall diameter against the old setup so the speedometer and fender clearance stay consistent.