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Pro Comp Series 252 Street Lock, 15×10 Wheel with 5 on 5 Bolt Pattern – Gloss Black 252-5173

Pro Comp Steel Wheels

  • Pro Comp Series 252 Street Lock, 15×10 inch steel wheel, part number PCW252-5173
  • 5 on 5 bolt pattern, 83 center bore, -44 offset, 3.75 backspacing
  • Windowed design in gloss black
  • No vehicle is named; confirm the hub before ordering

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Description

Overview

The Pro Comp Series 252 Street Lock in 15×10 inches is a gloss black windowed steel wheel, part number PCW252-5173, with a 5 on 5 bolt pattern. It is part of Pro Comp Steel Wheels’ Series 252 line, which the brand offers in several sizes and backspacings for off-road builds that want a powder coated steel rim.

The -44 offset sets the mounting face behind the centerline, so this wheel stands farther out from the hub. The 3.75 backspacing is the room behind the mounting face to the rear edge of the rim. The 83 center bore is the hub opening that centers the wheel during mounting.

Key features

  • Windowed steel design with a gloss black powder coat
  • 15 inch diameter and 10 inch width
  • 5 on 5 bolt pattern
  • 83 center bore
  • -44 offset and 3.75 backspacing
  • Part of the Series 252 Street Lock line

Tire position and offset

Tire position is set by the offset and the rim width together, so a wide rim with a large negative offset carries the tire farther from the hub. That spacing changes how the tire loads the wheel bearings and how the steering geometry behaves. Many builders match the tire width to the rim width to keep the sidewall well supported.

Related parts often get inspected when a wheel moves outward. Tie rod ends, ball joints and brake hoses can be stretched or rubbed by a tire that sits farther out, so check them during the install. Adding spacers changes loading on the hub and studs, so weigh that carefully before deciding. Recheck everything after the first drive. Write down the measured clearances.

Specifications

Brand Pro Comp Steel Wheels
Part number PCW252-5173
Series 252 Series Street Lock
Construction Steel
Style Windowed
Finish Gloss black powder coat (the spec sheet says black)
Diameter 15 inches
Width 10 inches
Bolt pattern 5 on 5
Center bore 83
Offset -44
Backspacing 3.75

Vehicle fitment

Check fit against your vehicle’s year, model and trim before buying. The 5 on 5 bolt pattern and 83 center bore need to match the hub, and the -44 offset decides how far the tire sits outward. Confirm tire clearance on your own truck before ordering.

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

Installation notes

Because this is a 10 inch rim with a large negative offset, test the tire position at full lock and when the suspension is loaded. Check the windowed openings and the weld seams for cracks before the wheel goes on the truck.

What’s included

The 15×10 wheel (PCW252-5173) is supplied alone, with no center cap.

Not included: Center cap and lug nuts for part PCW252-5173, which are sold separately.

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Questions & Answers

What bolt pattern does the Pro Comp PCW252-5173 wheel use?

It uses a 5 on 5 bolt pattern with an 83 center bore. Both must match the hub before the wheel can be mounted safely on a vehicle.

Is this Series 252 wheel gloss black?

Yes. It is a windowed steel wheel finished in gloss black powder coat. It belongs to the Series 252 Street Lock line and is sized 15 inches by 10 inches.

What offset does this 15x10 wheel have?

It has a -44 offset, which places the mounting face behind the centerline and moves the wheel outward from the hub. The 3.75 backspacing should be checked with the brake clearance on your vehicle.

How do I know if a wheel offset will clear my brakes?

Measure the distance from the hub mounting surface to the brake caliper and compare it with the wheel's backspacing. Turn the steering fully both ways with the tire mounted to check the fender. Recheck after any suspension change, since lift and load shift the clearance.