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Enkei Trail-Tracker 18x9 / 6x139.7 BP / ET42 / 106.1mm Bore - Matte Black Wheel
$233.25
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$233.25
$233.25
Tech Specs
- Brand
- Enkei
- SKU
- ENK560-890-8442BK
- Manufacturer part number
- 560-890-8442BK
- Category
- Wheels › Wheels - Cast
- Shipping weight
- 37.5 lb
- Availability
- Stocked
- EPA
- N/A
Enkei Trail-Tracker wheels feature a bold split six-spoke layout engineered to deliver heavy-duty performance and commanding style to modern trucks, SUVs, and overlanding builds. Built as part of Enkei’s Truck & SUV Series, the Trail-Tracker combines high load capacities with durable one-piece alloy construction to handle the extreme demands of unpaved trails, heavy work environments, and daily highway driving. Tailored for popular truck platforms—including Toyota Tacoma, Tundra, Ford Raptor, and Chevy Silverado—its aggressive split-spoke architecture optimizes load distribution across the wheel face while giving your build a hardware-forward, off-road presence.
- Tested to Enkei’s Spec-E quality standard, requiring higher impact drop energy and 20% more rotational fatigue cycles than standard JWL guidelines
- Precision-machined center bore accepts hub-centric centering rings to eliminate high-speed chassis vibration and wheel stud fatigue
- Heavy-duty split six-spoke architecture engineered specifically to support full-size truck, SUV, and overlanding load demands
- Multi-stage protective surface finish shields against harsh trail debris, road salt corrosion, and brake dust accumulation
- Included signature center cap seals internal hub components against moisture, dirt, and trail grime
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