Dually Wheels for Ford, Ram, Chevy & GMC Trucks

Upgrade your dually truck with a premium set of six 22″ High-Polished Alcoa & ATX Iconic Dually wheels. Precision machined Alcoa & ATX 22.5″ x 8.25 wheels down to 22-inch wheels deliver the strength, durability, and classic polished appearance trusted by truck owners across the country.
 
If you prefer 24″ milled dually wheels we have those also. Direct bolt on wheels from many great manufactures. Perfect for Ford F-450/F-550, Ram 3500, Chevy 3500HD, and GMC 3500HD dually trucks when paired with the correct adapters. Whether you tow heavy loads, travel long distances, or want a cleaner custom look, these wheels are built to perform.

 

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Common Stock Sizes & Finishes:

  • 16”, 17”, 19.5”, 22”, and 24”
  • Polished Aluminum • Matte Black • Brushed • Chrome

Popular Fitment Options:

  • 8×170 • 8×200 • 8×210 • 8 x 6.2 . 10 x 225

Stock Replacement Dually Wheels In-Stock & Ready to Ship

Need a reliable replacement for your factory dually wheels? We stock OEM-style wheels and direct-fit upgrades that keep your truck on the road. Trusted by fleets, contractors, and everyday haulers.

Why Choose Dually Proz?

A company specializes in Dually Trucks, Expert advice, nationwide shipping, Premium wheel brands,Fianancing avaiable ,  fast shipping, expert support, and great pricing. Best of all comunication with customers 

What Sets Us Apart:

  • Fast & Reliable Shipping
  • Expert Support from Real Truck Owners
  • Satisfaction Guarantee on Every Order
  • Competitive Pricing with No Hidden Fees
"Bought some wheels, tires, and adapters from Bob at dually proz had a small hiccup with my order and Mr. Bob worked his a$$ off to make it right...really appreciated him doing that he cares about his customers....Would definitely do business with them again"
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