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Pro Comp 97 Series Rock Crawler, 15×10 Wheel with 5 on 4.5 Bolt Pattern – Gloss Black – 97-5165

Pro Comp Steel Wheels

  • Pro Comp 97 Series Rock Crawler, 15×10 inch steel wheel, part number PCW97-5165
  • 5 on 4.5 bolt pattern, 83 center bore, -22 offset, 3.75 backspacing
  • Gloss black powder coat with a holes-style face
  • No vehicle is named; compare hub and offset before buying

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Description

Overview

The Pro Comp 97 Series Rock Crawler is a 15×10 inch steel wheel in gloss black, part number PCW97-5165, with a 5 on 4.5 bolt pattern. It is the gloss version of the 15×10 wheel in the Rock Crawler Series 97 line, built for off-road trucks and SUVs that need a heavy-duty steel wheel.

The wheel has a -22 offset and a 3.75 backspacing. Offset places the mounting face behind the centerline, while backspacing measures the room behind the mounting face to the back of the rim. The 83 center bore centers the wheel on the hub. The steel is welded and finished with a powder coat.

Key features

  • Steel wheel with a gloss black powder coat
  • 15 inch diameter and 10 inch width
  • 5 on 4.5 bolt pattern
  • 83 center bore
  • -22 offset
  • 3.75 backspacing and a holes-style face

Heavy steel and lifting safely

Steel wheels weigh more than aluminum ones of the same size, and that matters during tire service. Lift the vehicle on stable ground, support it with rated jack stands, and never rely on a jack alone while the wheel is off. A wheel that drops can damage the brake line, the hub seal or the body.

Heavier wheels also put more load on the wheel bearings and the steering joints. Inspect those parts during routine service, and look for play in the hub or unusual noise at speed. Keeping the bolt holes clean and free of paint or rust helps the lug nuts seat evenly, which reduces wobble and fastener wear.

  • Use rated jack stands under the frame.
  • Clean the hub face before mounting.
  • Inspect bearings and joints at regular service.

Specifications

Brand Pro Comp Steel Wheels
Part number PCW97-5165
Series 97 Series Rock Crawler
Construction Steel
Style Holes
Finish Gloss black powder coat (the spec sheet says black)
Diameter 15 inches
Width 10 inches
Bolt pattern 5 on 4.5
Center bore 83
Offset -22
Backspacing 3.75

Vehicle fitment

No vehicle year or chassis code is confirmed for this wheel. Verify the 5 on 4.5 pattern, the 83 center bore and the -22 offset against the hub and fender of the vehicle you plan to use it on. Confirm your vehicle’s year, model and trim before ordering.

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

Installation notes

With a -22 offset, the tire sits outward on the axle, so check the inner and outer clearance with the tire you intend to run. Steel wheels are heavier than aluminum equivalents, so use a jack and stands rated for the load when you remove and mount them.

What’s included

The package is the 15×10 wheel alone (PCW97-5165). No center cap is included.

Not included: Center cap and lug nuts for part PCW97-5165, which are sold separately.

SKU: PCW97-5165 Categories: ,

Questions & Answers

Is the Pro Comp PCW97-5165 wheel gloss black or flat black?

Gloss black. The finish is a gloss black powder coat on a steel wheel, which matches the 97 Series gloss finish and holds up to trail use.

What bolt pattern does this Pro Comp 15x10 wheel use?

It uses a 5 on 4.5 bolt pattern and an 83 center bore. A wheel with a different lug count or spacing will not seat on the hub correctly.

Does this wheel fit my vehicle?

Fitment is not confirmed for a named vehicle. Compare the 5 on 4.5 pattern, 83 center bore and -22 offset with your vehicle's wheel specifications before ordering.

What should be checked before mounting a used steel wheel?

Inspect the bead seats for dents and rust, look at the weld seams and bolt holes for cracks, and confirm the wheel runs true. Clean the hub face and check that the lug nut seats match the wheel before tightening.