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59°North Wheels

59°North Wheels

Rasl'Bitume distributes the 59°North catalog, with actual stock displayed on each product page. All our wheels are sold individually.

This is a catalog designed for drifting: widths ranging from 8.5 to 11 inches in 17, 18, and 19 inches, and especially the dual drilling on 91 of 99 variants — the same wheel covers two bolt patterns, such as 5x100/108 or 5x114.3/120.

Two uncommon measurements are published for this segment: lip depth for part of the range, as well as the bare wheel weight.

Please note: centering rings are included, hardware is not. Reuse yours if it fits, or add to your cart — we'll check with you.

9models
42variants
17-19"diameters

Dual drilling, the range's signature feature

On 91 of the 99 variants, the wheel is dual-drilled: it accepts, for example, both 5x100 and 5x108, or 5x114.3 and 5x120. This is valuable in drifting, where the mechanical base is changed more often than elsewhere — the same wheel wheel set can fit the following vehicle.

On the product page, the two bolt patterns are displayed side by side. Check that one matches your hub's bolt pattern exactly: that's what determines it.

The lip: what difference does it make?

The lip is the flat section separating the wheel's outer edge from the start of the spokes. This is what creates the deep-dish effect: the more pronounced it is, the more the wheel looks concave once mounted.

publishes this measurement for part of its catalog — up to 103 mm on a 18x11 inches — allowing two variants to be compared beyond appearance. 59°North same size, a deeper lip generally means lower offset: check clearance under the front fender before ordering.

Frequently asked questions

What does the lip depth indicated on some product sheets mean?

This is the height of the “lip,” the flat section between the edge of the wheel and the spokes. The more substantial it is, the more concave the wheel appears. 59°North publishes it on part of its range: when the information is available, it appears in the specifications in the product sheet.

What do the codes D-002, D-004, and S-001 mean?

This is the model reference at 59°North. The D series makes up most of the catalog, from D-001 to D-010; S-001 is available in 19 inches. Our collections are organized by code.

What is dual drilling?

The wheel is drilled for two bolt patterns at once—for example, 5x100 and 5x108. It can therefore be fitted to vehicles with different mechanical platforms, without an adapter. 91 of the 99 references in the catalog benefit from this. Simply check that one of the of the two bolt patterns exactly matches the drilling of your hubs.

Are the wheel hardware and centering rings included?

Centering rings are included. Wheel hardware is not included: you can reuse the original hardware if it matches the wheel's bolt holes, or complete your basket with a pack of wheel nuts or bolts. These wheels can be fitted with 60° conical wheel bolts, standard on almost all alloy wheels.

How do I choose between two sizes?

The bolt pattern must exactly match the drilling of your hubs. The offset (ET) determines the position of the wheel within the wheel arch. The center bore must be equal to or greater than the hub. If in doubt, send us your vehicle registration document.

Can I order a single wheel?

Yes, all our 59°North wheels are sold individually. Adjust the quantity in the Basket: 2 for one axle, 4 for the complete set.