Loaded Canning Wheels in Silver Machined
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Loaded Canning Silver Machined 4x4 Wheels
The Loaded Canning takes its name from the Canning Stock Route, the remote Western Australian track often called the Everest of 4WD tracks. In Silver Machined, its bright machined silver face gives a clean, classic look that suits touring utes, wagons and loaded-up work rigs.
Every Canning is rated to 1675kg and built with flow form technology, making it a strong match for GVM upgrades, towing and remote-area touring.
Key Features
- 1675kg load rating on all sizes
- Flow formed construction for greater strength and shock resistance
- Self-cleaning vents in the lip to help clear water and mud
- Available in 17 and 18 inch diameters
- Tested to international standards for cornering fatigue, impact and radial load
- Silver machined finish that suits any paint colour
- Australian owned and designed
- Lifetime structural warranty and 3-year finish warranty
Wheel Specifications
| Size | PCD | Offset | Centre Bore | Load Rating |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 17x8.5 | 6/114.3 | +5 | 66.1mm | 1675kg |
| 17x8.5 | 6/139.7 | +25 | 106.1mm | 1675kg |
| 17x9 | 6/139.7 | +18 | 106.1mm | 1675kg |
| 18x9 | 5/150 | +25 | 110.5mm | 1675kg |
| 18x9 | 6/139.7 | +18 | 106.1mm | 1675kg |
| 18x9 | 6/139.7 | +38 | 106.1mm | 1675kg |
Vehicle Fitment
The 6/139.7 Canning suits popular 4x4s including the Ford Ranger and Everest, Toyota Hilux and Prado, Nissan Patrol Y62, Isuzu D-Max and MU-X, Mazda BT-50, Mitsubishi Triton and Pajero Sport. The 5/150 option suits the Toyota LandCruiser 200 and 300 Series, and the 6/114.3 option suits Nissan Navara applications. Always confirm offset and brake clearance for your vehicle before ordering.
Want a two-tone look? See the Loaded Canning in Silver Machined with Black Lip or the Loaded Canning in Satin Black. Another great match is the Loaded Creb in Silver Machined.
Care and Installation
- Have wheels fitted and balanced by a qualified tyre professional
- Use the correct seat-type wheel nuts and torque to manufacturer specification
- Re-check wheel nut torque after the first 100km
- Clean with a pH-neutral wheel cleaner and avoid harsh acid-based products
