The best match for a 6+1 UTV wheel setup in this selection is the System 3 SB-4 Beadlock, listed with a 4/156 bolt pattern and a 6+1 offset. The Tusk Uinta is another 6+1 option, but its 5/114.3 bolt pattern is different. For buyers considering complete wheel-and-tire sets or other offsets, the products below show key fitment differences. Confirm your vehicle’s bolt pattern, wheel size, offset, hub bore, and lug specifications before ordering.
| Product | Listed size and fitment | Best suited for |
|---|---|---|
| System 3 SB-4 Beadlock | 15×7, 4/156, 6+1 | Buyers seeking the specified offset and 4/156 pattern |
| Tusk Uinta Beadlock | 15×7, 5/114.3, 6+1 | Vehicles verified for 5/114.3 fitment |
| Tusk Megabite Tire and Wheel Set | 32×10-15 tires, 4/156, 5+2 | Polaris owners seeking a mounted set |
| RockTrix RT111 | 15×7, 4/156, 5+2 | Buyers wanting a wheel-and-hardware package |
| MZREXN Solid Wheel Assemblies | 6-inch solid wheels; axle bore 1/2 inch | Small-equipment applications, not typical UTV fitment |
System 3 SB-4 Beadlock 6+1 Wheels
Best for: Buyers specifically searching for 6+1 offset wheels with a 4/156 bolt pattern. This bundle lists four 15×7 System 3 SB-4 beadlock wheels and includes lug nuts and valve stems. Its stated fitment includes Polaris RZR 1000 XP and Ranger XP 900/1000 models, but buyers should verify year-specific fitment before purchase.
The included beadlock design and hardware make this a practical choice for someone seeking a bundled set rather than bare wheels. The stated lug kit uses 12mm x 1.5-inch hardware. Limitation: Confirm the vehicle’s bolt pattern and lug thread specifications; a matching offset alone does not establish fit.
Tusk Uinta 6+1 Beadlock Wheel
Best for: Buyers whose UTV requires a 5/114.3 bolt pattern and a 6+1 offset. The wheel is listed as 15×7 and has a cast aluminum construction with a forged aluminum beadlock ring. The listing also notes larger 5/16-inch Grade 8 beadlock bolts and an included screw-on center cap.
Choose this wheel if its bolt pattern matches your machine and you want a beadlock wheel with the stated milled-and-black finish. Limitation: Its 5/114.3 pattern is not the 4/156 pattern listed for the System 3 or the other Polaris-oriented products here. Do not select it based on offset alone.
Tusk Megabite Tires With Uinta Wheels
Best for: Polaris UTV owners looking for a complete mounted tire-and-wheel package rather than wheels alone. It includes four 32×10-15 Tusk Megabite radial tires mounted on 15-inch Uinta wheels, with a 4/156 bolt pattern and 5+2 offset. The package also lists 16 black tapered 12mm x 1.50 lug nuts.
The tire features include an 8-ply rating, 3/4-inch tread depth, and a tread design described for soft-to-medium terrain, loose surfaces, and hardpack. Limitation: This set has a 5+2 offset, not 6+1, so it is not the direct choice for shoppers who require an exact 6+1 setup.
RockTrix RT111 4/156 UTV Wheels
Best for: Buyers seeking a 15×7, 4/156 wheel package with lug hardware and center caps. The listing specifies a 5+2 offset and a 131 mm bore. It includes four wheels, four center caps, 16 lug nuts, and a six-spline socket key; valve stems are not included.
The listing names various Polaris UTV families and advises checking year and model. Limitation: This is a 5+2 wheel, not a 6+1 wheel. Verify the machine’s center-hole size, stud thread, offset, and bolt pattern before choosing it as an alternative.
MZREXN 6-Inch Solid Wheel Assemblies
Best for: Buyers needing small flat-free wheel assemblies for equipment that accepts a 1/2-inch axle bore. The listing specifies two 6-inch solid rubber tires, a 1.45-inch tire width, and a stated load capacity of 176 pounds per wheel. Its solid construction needs no inflation.
This product is included as a size-and-purpose contrast, not as a typical 6+1 UTV rim recommendation. Limitation: The listing describes small axle-mounted wheels, not a 15-inch UTV wheel with a bolt-pattern-and-offset fitment. Avoid it for a standard side-by-side wheel replacement unless your equipment’s specifications specifically match.
Buying Guide: How to Choose 6+1 UTV Wheels
What does a 6+1 offset mean?
Offset describes how the wheel sits relative to its mounting surface. A 6+1 configuration divides the wheel’s width across the mounting point. Compare the exact offset required for your UTV with the product listing; 5+2 is a different configuration and should not be treated as equivalent.
Which fitment details should I verify?
- Bolt pattern: Match the wheel’s listed pattern, such as 4/156 or 5/114.3, to the vehicle.
- Diameter and width: Check that the wheel size, such as 15×7, is appropriate for your setup.
- Offset and hub bore: Confirm both against vehicle specifications, not just the model family name.
- Lug hardware: Verify stud thread, seat type, and whether nuts are included.
- Tire package: For mounted sets, check tire dimensions and the listed offset as well as wheel fitment.
Beadlock wheels are relevant when a buyer wants the listed beadlock construction, but the product description alone does not confirm suitability for every riding style or vehicle. Compare the specific wheel’s materials, included hardware, and fitment rather than assuming all beadlock wheels share the same specifications.
Frequently Asked Questions
Are 6+1 and 5+2 UTV offsets the same?
No. They are different offset configurations. Choose the offset specified for your vehicle and intended setup.
Will a 6+1 wheel fit any Polaris UTV?
No. Fit depends on details such as bolt pattern, wheel size, center bore, lug specifications, model, and year. Verify all of them before ordering.
Is the Tusk Uinta wheel listed here a 4/156 wheel?
No. The standalone Tusk Uinta listing specifies a 5/114.3 bolt pattern. The separate Tusk tire-and-wheel package lists 4/156 and a 5+2 offset.
Which product in this selection is listed as 6+1 with 4/156?
The System 3 SB-4 bundle lists 15×7 wheels with a 4/156 bolt pattern and 6+1 offset.
Do all the listed products include lug nuts?
No. The System 3 bundle, Tusk tire-and-wheel set, and RockTrix package list lug hardware. Check each product’s contents; the RockTrix listing says valve stems are not included.