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Pro Comp 89 Series Kore, 17×9 Wheel with 5 on 5 Bolt Pattern – Matte Black – 7089-7973

Pro Comp Alloy Wheels

  • Pro Comp 89 Series Kore, 17×9 inch cast aluminum spoke wheel, part number PXA7089-7973
  • 5 on 5 bolt pattern, 83 center bore, -6 offset, 4.75 backspacing
  • Flat black finish
  • Check year, model and trim against the hub match before ordering

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Description

Overview

The Pro Comp 89 Series Kore in 17×9 inches is a cast aluminum spoke wheel in flat black, part number PXA7089-7973, with a 5 on 5 bolt pattern. Pro Comp Alloy Wheels markets the 89 Series for trucks and SUVs that need a larger wheel with brake clearance, and this 9 inch wide version is one of its size options.

The wheel has a -6 offset and 4.75 backspacing. The negative offset places the mounting face behind the centerline, so the wheel sits farther out from the hub. The 83 center bore centers the wheel on the hub when it is mounted. Read the width, offset and backspacing together before deciding whether the wheel will clear your setup.

Key features

  • Cast aluminum spoke design in flat black
  • 17 inch diameter and 9 inch width
  • 5 on 5 bolt pattern
  • 83 center bore
  • -6 offset with a 4.75 backspacing
  • Part of the Pro Comp 89 Series

Backspacing and brake room

Backspacing is the distance from the mounting face to the back edge of the rim, and it sets how much room the inner lip has behind the brake caliper and suspension. A -6 offset pushes the wheel outward, which helps caliper room but can reduce room at the fender. Measuring both figures against the actual parts on the vehicle is more reliable than comparing numbers alone.

A wide 9-inch rim also changes how the tire fills the wheel well. Choose a tire width that suits this rim, and check the tire’s overall height so the speedometer and gearing stay close to what the vehicle expects. Trail use can pack debris behind the wheel, so look for rubbing marks on the inner fender after each outing.

  • Test steering at full lock after mounting
  • Check the brake caliper for clearance over bumps
  • Measure fender clearance with the tire you plan to run

Specifications

Brand Pro Comp Alloy Wheels
Part number PXA7089-7973
Series 89 Series Kore
Construction Aluminum
Style Spoke
Finish Flat black
Diameter 17 inches
Width 9 inches
Bolt pattern 5 on 5
Center bore 83
Offset -6
Backspacing 4.75

Vehicle fitment

Fitment depends on the hub and clearances. The 5 on 5 bolt pattern and 83 center bore define the hub match, and the -6 offset controls how far the wheel stands out. Compare those three figures with your vehicle’s hub and clearance measurements before ordering.

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

Installation notes

Check that the tire and the brake caliper clear the 9 inch rim at full steering lock. If you are switching from a wheel with a positive offset, the new position will change the way the tire rubs or clears the fender liner, so road-test the setup slowly after mounting.

What’s included

The 17×9 wheel is sold alone as part PXA7089-7973.

SKU: PXA7089-7973 Categories: ,

Questions & Answers

Does the Pro Comp PXA7089-7973 use a 5 on 5 bolt pattern?

Yes. It is listed with a 5 on 5 bolt pattern and an 83 center bore. Confirm both against your hub before ordering, since the wheel is only correct for a hub that matches that pattern.

What is the offset and backspacing of this 17x9 wheel?

It has a -6 offset and a 4.75 backspacing. The negative offset places the mounting face behind the centerline, so the wheel sits farther out than a zero-offset wheel of the same width.

Does this wheel fit my vehicle?

Confirm fit by comparing the 5 on 5 bolt pattern, 83 center bore, -6 offset and 4.75 backspacing with your vehicle's hub and clearances, along with the tire you plan to run.

Why does a negative offset change tire rub?

A negative offset moves the tire outward, so it can reach the fender liner or suspension parts sooner than a positive offset wheel. Test the steering at full lock and over bumps after mounting, and adjust the tire choice if it rubs.