Cali Off-Road Sevenfold 9111 20x12 Wheel

The Cali Off-Road Sevenfold 9111 is a 20x12 aftermarket wheel, sold individually (price is per wheel, not per set). Built to a 3,640 lb load capacity using advanced manufacturing methods, it is available in two bolt patterns (6-135 and 6-139.7) to suit a range of truck and SUV applications. The Gloss Black/Milled Spokes finish is the variant carried here.

Seven-Spoke Geometry Built for Depth

The Sevenfold 9111 uses an angled seven-spoke layout paired with Cali Off-Road's Ultra Deep Lip Technology. The deep lip creates a pronounced concave profile that gives the wheel visual mass without adding unnecessary weight. That proportion reads well on lifted trucks where a shallow-dish wheel can look undersized against taller sidewalls.

3,640 lb Load Capacity

Advanced manufacturing methods bring the Sevenfold 9111 to a 3,640 lb load capacity per wheel. For trucks and SUVs carrying overland gear, a roof platform, or a loaded bed, that rating provides meaningful headroom beyond the stock wheel's spec. Each wheel weighs 42 lb, so factor that into any suspension or unsprung-weight calculation before purchasing.

Direct-Bolt Fitment and TPMS Compatibility

Direct bolt applications mean the Sevenfold 9111 is engineered to specific bolt patterns and hub bores rather than relying on a catch-all universal bore. Both configurations share a -51 mm offset: the 6-135 variant has an 87.1 mm hub bore, and the 6-139.7 variant has a 106 mm hub bore. TPMS sensors are compatible with this wheel, and a center cap is included with each wheel purchased.

Features

• Angled seven-spoke design: aggressive concave profile with Ultra Deep Lip Technology
• 3,640 lb load capacity: achieved through advanced manufacturing methods
• Direct bolt applications: engineered to specific bolt patterns and hub bores for precision fitment
• TPMS compatible: works with factory and aftermarket tire pressure monitoring sensors
• Center cap included: one center cap ships with each wheel
• Gloss Black/Milled Spokes finish: milled spoke faces contrast against the gloss black barrel

Specifications

Who This Is For and Isn't

The Sevenfold 9111 suits truck and SUV owners who want a 20x12 wheel with a deep-negative offset and a load rating that supports overlanding or work-use builds. The two bolt pattern options (6-135 and 6-139.7) cover a range of six-lug applications; confirm your vehicle's bolt pattern and hub bore against the spec table before ordering.

This wheel is sold one at a time. A full set requires purchasing four. Tires, lug nuts, and TPMS sensors are not included. Only the Gloss Black/Milled Spokes finish is available in this listing.

Common Questions

Is the price for one wheel or a full set of four?

The Cali Off-Road Sevenfold 9111 is priced and sold per wheel. Purchasing a full set of four requires adding four units to your cart. This is standard practice for aftermarket wheels sold at this tier.

How do I know which bolt pattern to choose?

The Sevenfold 9111 is available in 6-135 (hub bore 87.1 mm) and 6-139.7 (hub bore 106 mm). Check your vehicle's door jamb sticker, owner's manual, or a fitment guide for your specific make, model, and year to confirm which bolt pattern and hub bore your vehicle uses before selecting a variant.

What does the -51 mm offset mean for wheel stance?

A -51 mm offset is a deep negative offset, meaning the wheel's mounting face sits well inboard of the wheel's centerline. On a 20x12 wheel, this pushes the barrel outward for an aggressive stance. Verify that this offset clears your vehicle's suspension components, fenders, and any lift kit hardware before installing.

Are tires, lug nuts, or TPMS sensors included?

Each Sevenfold 9111 wheel ships with a center cap. Tires, lug nuts, and TPMS sensors are not included. The wheel is TPMS compatible, so factory or aftermarket sensors can be installed by a tire shop during mounting.

What is the load capacity of the Sevenfold 9111?

The Cali Off-Road Sevenfold 9111 carries a 3,640 lb load capacity per wheel, achieved through advanced manufacturing methods. When building out a truck for overlanding or heavy hauling, compare this figure against your vehicle's per-wheel load requirements to confirm adequacy.