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Pro Comp 97 Series Rock Crawler, 15×8 Wheel with 5 on 5.5 Bolt Pattern – Flat Black – 97-5885F

Pro Comp Steel Wheels

  • Pro Comp 97 Series Rock Crawler, 15×8 inch steel wheel in flat black, part number PCW97-5885F
  • 5 on 5.5 bolt pattern, 108 center bore, -44 offset, 3.75 backspacing
  • Holes-style face with a powder coat finish
  • Center cap and lug nuts sold separately

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Description

Overview

The Pro Comp 97 Series Rock Crawler in 15×8 inches is a flat black steel wheel, part number PCW97-5885F, drilled for a 5 on 5.5 bolt pattern. It sits in Pro Comp Steel Wheels’ Rock Crawler Series 97, a steel line for trucks and SUVs that need a durable rim for off-road use.

A -44 offset puts the mounting face well behind the centerline, so the wheel stands far out from the hub compared with a wheel that has a positive or zero offset. The 3.75 backspacing measures the room between the mounting face and the back edge of the rim, and the 108 center bore centers the wheel on the hub.

Key features

  • Steel construction with a flat black powder coat
  • 15 inch diameter and 8 inch width
  • 5 on 5.5 bolt pattern
  • 108 center bore
  • -44 offset and 3.75 backspacing
  • Holes-style face from the Rock Crawler line

Checking the wheel before a trip

Before a longer trip, check the wheel and tire assembly as a unit. Look for cracks in the weld seams, bulges in the tire sidewall, and bent flanges that could allow the tire to lose its seal. A small problem at home is easier to fix than a broken wheel on a remote trail.

Steel wheels can also flex under heavy impacts. If the wheel takes a hard hit from a rock, inspect it for a bend before driving on it further. Carry a basic tire repair kit and a compressor, and know how to reseat a tire on the bead.

  • Inspect welds and flanges before every trip.
  • Check tire sidewalls for bulges.
  • Carry a tire repair kit and compressor.

Specifications

Brand Pro Comp Steel Wheels
Part number PCW97-5885F
Series 97 Series Rock Crawler
Construction Steel
Style Holes
Finish Flat black powder coat (the spec sheet says black)
Diameter 15 inches
Width 8 inches
Bolt pattern 5 on 5.5
Center bore 108
Offset -44
Backspacing 3.75

Vehicle fitment

This wheel has no vehicle name, year or chassis code attached to it. Its -44 offset is large enough that the fender, steering and brake caliper must be checked before use. Match the 5 on 5.5 bolt pattern and 108 center bore to the hub, then compare the offset with the clearance your vehicle allows.

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

Installation notes

Test fit the wheel with the planned tire at full lock and under suspension compression before any trail use. Because the wheel is steel, inspect the welds and bolt holes for cracks after a hard off-road outing.

What’s included

The package is the 15×8 wheel alone (PCW97-5885F). No center cap is included.

Not included: Center cap and lug nuts for part PCW97-5885F, which are sold separately.

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Questions & Answers

Is the Pro Comp PCW97-5885F a 5 on 5.5 bolt pattern wheel?

Yes. It uses a 5 on 5.5 bolt pattern with a 108 center bore. Both must match your hub for the wheel to fit correctly.

How much offset does this 15x8 steel wheel have?

It has a -44 offset. That places the mounting face well behind the centerline, so the wheel stands farther out from the hub than a standard wheel.

Are the center cap and lug nuts included?

No. The center cap and lug nuts are sold separately, so they must be purchased on their own if your build requires them.

How do I tell if a steel wheel has been bent?

A bent wheel often shows a wobble when the vehicle rolls, vibration at a certain speed, or a tire that loses air at the bead. Check the wheel on a balancer or look for flat spots on the flange. A bent wheel should be replaced rather than hammered back into shape.