KMC Wheels KS136 Toro UTV Wheel
Take the bull by the horns with the KMC KS136 Toro UTV Wheel. Made to battle the strength of the elements and conquer any obstacle, this lightweight, 10-spoke, non-beadlock race wheel delivers competition proven performance for serious off-road enthusiasts. Its sleek multi-spoke design not only enhances the aggressive appearance of your UTV but also provides optimal airflow and reduced debris accumulation for long-lasting durability.
Measuring 15x6 and available in multiple bolt patterns including 4x137 and 4x156, the KS136 Toro fits a wide variety of UTV models. With a 5.00 inch offset and 38mm backspacing, this wheel provides a precise fit that maximizes handling and stability. Weighing just 14.56 to 14.92 lbs, it reduces unsprung weight for superior acceleration and responsiveness on trails, dunes, and rocky terrain.
Available in three eye-catching finishes, machined, matte bronze, and satin black, the KS136 Toro UTV Wheel combines style, strength, and performance. With a 1,250 lb load rating, it is built to endure the toughest off-road conditions. Caps are sold separately, allowing for customization to match your personal style. Upgrade your UTV with the KMC KS136 Toro and experience unmatched off-road performance, durability, and race-ready design.
Features
- Lightweight 10-spoke Toro design engineered for competition performance
- Precision 15x6 size with 4x137 and 4x156 bolt patterns for versatile fitment
- 5.00-inch offset and 38mm backspacing for optimal handling and stability
- Constructed for durability with a load rating of 1,250 lbs
- Available in machined, matte bronze, and satin black finishes
- Non-beadlock design ideal for high-speed off-road and race applications
Notes
- Caps not included
KMC Wheels (About)
KMC is redefining performance on and off the asphalt since 1982. With innovating styles and relentless pursuit to confront possibility. KMC Wheels designed for the barrier breaking, game-changing individuals who defy conventional thinking in motorsports and use machines to pull off the impossible. It all started with a wheel, not a vision. Not a plan. Just a simple, well made wheel.