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Pro Comp 97 Series Rock Crawler, 17×9 Wheel with 5 on 5 Bolt Pattern – Gloss Black – 97-7973

Pro Comp Steel Wheels

  • Pro Comp 97 Series Rock Crawler steel wheel, 17 x 9 inches, 5 on 5 bolt pattern
  • Holes style face in gloss black powder coat
  • Part number PCW97-7973, center bore 83, offset -6
  • Center cap and lug nuts sold separately

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Description

Overview

The Pro Comp 97 Series Rock Crawler, part number PCW97-7973, is a 17 x 9 inch steel wheel with a 5 on 5 bolt pattern in gloss black. Pro Comp Steel Wheels makes it as a Monster Mod style wheel with a holes face and a powder coat finish.

A wheel’s bolt pattern, offset and backspacing decide whether it mounts to a given hub and how far it sits in the wheel well. The 5 on 5 pattern has five lug holes on a 5 inch bolt circle. The -6 offset places the mounting face slightly toward the inside of the wheel, and the 4.25 backspacing gives the distance from the mounting face to the inner lip, which affects clearance behind the wheel.

The 97 Series is built from steel, not aluminum, so it is a heavier wheel. Pro Comp rates it for off-road use and describes its construction as made with quality materials on modern production equipment.

Key features

  • Steel construction with a gloss black powder coat finish
  • Holes style face, 17-inch diameter and 9-inch width
  • 5 on 5 bolt pattern for matching hubs
  • Center bore of 83 and offset of -6
  • Backspacing of 4.25 inches

Trail use and clearance

A steel wheel of this size carries more weight than an aluminum wheel, so the hub bearings and lug studs see more load on rough ground. Inspect them after long trail days and before highway runs, paying attention to play at the hub and any change in steering feel.

The offset decides how far the tire sits in the fender. Check the tire’s sidewall height and width against the fender and the suspension at full steering lock. Rock sliders and skid plates can also reduce the space between the tire and body, so recheck clearance after any change to the setup.

  • Inspect the face for bends after rough trail use
  • Retighten lug nuts after the first few drives
  • Check the powder coat for chips near the lip

Specifications

Brand Pro Comp Steel Wheels
Part number PCW97-7973
Series 97 Series Rock Crawler
Diameter 17 inches
Width 9 inches
Bolt pattern 5 on 5
Center bore 83
Offset -6
Backspacing 4.25
Style Holes
Construction Steel
Finish Gloss black powder coat

Vehicle fitment

Confirm fit for your vehicle’s year, model and trim before ordering. Choose the wheel by bolt pattern, center bore and offset, and compare those figures with the hub and brake clearance on your vehicle.

Installation notes

Match the 5 on 5 bolt pattern and the 83 center bore to your hub before mounting tires. The -6 offset moves the tire outward or inward relative to the stock wheel, so check fender and suspension clearance at full lock.

What’s included

One 17 x 9 inch wheel.

Not included: center cap and lug nuts, which are sold separately.

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Questions & Answers

What bolt pattern does the Pro Comp 97 Series PCW97-7973 use?

A 5 on 5 bolt pattern, meaning five lug holes on a 5 inch bolt circle. The wheel is 17 by 9 inches with a -6 offset and a 4.25 backspacing, so check the pattern against your hub before mounting tires.

Are center caps and lug nuts included with this wheel?

No. Center caps and lug nuts are sold separately. The wheel itself is a single 17 x 9 inch steel wheel with a holes style face and a gloss black powder coat finish.

What finish does the 97 Series wheel have?

The finish is gloss black, a powder coat over the steel wheel. The style is holes, so the face has cut-out holes rather than solid spokes.

What should I inspect after mounting a heavier steel wheel?

Check lug nut torque after the first few drives and watch for wheel wobble or vibration at highway speed. Inspect the bead seat and wheel face for bends after rough trail use. Recheck fender clearance at full steering lock.