ROH Wheels: Australian-Made and Tested for Australian Roads
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ROH Wheels: Australian-Made and Tested for Australian Roads

Adam Fookes17 August 2026

ROH Wheels: Australian-Made and Tested for Australian Roads

ROH has been building wheels in Australia since 1946. Nearly 80 years in, the range is still designed and tested locally rather than adapted from an overseas catalogue, which matters once you're running corrugated tracks, red dust, or a loaded Ute on a fleet contract.

How the wheels are made

ROH's LITEFORGED process flow-forms the wheel barrel under heat and pressure at high speed. It's a step up from a standard cast wheel: material gets worked and compressed rather than just poured into a mould, giving strength closer to a forged wheel without the forged price tag.

Every wheel is tested to AS1638, the Australian Standard for light alloy road wheels, and ROH's own testing regularly exceeds the standard's minimums rather than just scraping past them.

Load ratings and sizing

Depending on the model, load ratings run from 1000kg up to 1500kg or more per wheel, so there's headroom for GVM-upgraded Utes and loaded touring rigs, not just showroom-spec vehicles. Sizes span 17, 18 and 20 inch across the range.

The range

  • Assault

  • Vapour

  • Invader

  • Raid

  • Rock 4x4 Beadlock

Finishes vary by model and include matte black, satin graphite, gunmetal with machined accents, and both simulated and functional beadlock styling, with some models offering bright undercut machining.

What it fits

The range covers Toyota (HiLux, LandCruiser 70 and 200 Series, Prado), Ford (Ranger, Raptor, Everest), Nissan (Navara, Patrol), Mitsubishi Triton, Isuzu (D-MAX, MU-X), Volkswagen Amarok, Jeep (Gladiator, Wrangler) and RAM 1500. Most Utes and 4x4 wagons on Australian roads have a model that fits.

Built for more than the daily commute

The range is aimed at touring, off-roading, towing, GVM upgrades, and commercial or fleet use, not just weekend showground duty. If your Ute is doing genuine work (a loaded trailer, remote touring, fleet rotation) that's the use case ROH designed around, not an afterthought.

Fitting ROH wheels through Apex

Wheel choice only matters as much as what's bolted to it. When we fit ROH wheels we match the tyre to the job: highway terrain for daily-driven tourers, all terrain for the mixed-use majority, mud terrain for the properly rough stuff. Then we get the load range right, so a 1500kg-rated wheel isn't paired with a tyre that can't carry it.

If you want help picking the right ROH model, size and offset for your vehicle, request a quote or browse current stock on our wheels page.