Why We Machine Down Alcoa & ATX Semi Truck Wheels + Key Differences Explained

Dually Conversions Semi Truck Wheels – Alcoa vs. ATX American Racing

Dually Proz has been machining 22.5″ x 8.25″ and 24.5″ x 8.25″ semi truck wheels down to 22″ and 24″ to enhance strength and performance. We also mill down the Alcoa 16″ – 14
12″ 10″ wide wheels. Also we can face the wheel about 1/4″ .When paired with high-quality wheel adapters, this setup delivers one of the best wheel configurations available for your truck. These wheels are built for durability and longevity ,designed to last for year. Dually Proz can powder coat wheels in any color to match your style. Repolish these wheel anytime to look new again. There is a large verity of tires to choose from. Such as 12 Ply – 10 Ply and XL Ply . Different tread styles to choose from . These wheels are Iconic . These wheels with old style round hole are still widely used today on all kinds of truck builds and new dually trucks

Trusted Wheel Brands: Alcoa & ATX American Racing

Alcoa Wheels

Alcoa has been a leader in the trucking industry since 1948, manufacturing high-performance aluminum wheels in Hungary, Mexico, and the United States. Known for innovation, Alcoa continuously reduces wheel weight without compromising strength.

24.5″ x 8.25″ weight: 51 lbs
22.5″ x 8.25″ weight: 38 lbs

ATX American Racing Wheels

American Racing has been producing automotive and racing wheels since 1956. In 2007, they expanded into the semi truck market with their ATX line, offering strong, reliable wheels with a superior polished finish. If you notice the ATX are a heaver wheel , witch is good thing and a much better polish on there wheels

24.5″ x 8.25″ (10 x 285.75 bolt pattern): 61 lbs
22.5″ x 8.25″ (10 x 285.75 bolt pattern): 52 lbs

Key Differences & Recommendation

Both Alcoa and ATX American Racing produce exceptional semi truck wheels. The primary difference lies in weight—Alcoa focuses on lighter wheels, while ATX wheels are heavier and often preferred for applications where added durability is desired.

When machining wheels down to 22″ or 24″, we recommend ATX American Racing wheels due to their added weight and strength. Additionally, their polished finish stands out, offering a cleaner, more premium look. I hear for customers they like the Alcoa because it bee around for a long time . Its just the Alcoa name

Take a look at Dually Proz Alcoa and ATX milled wheel options