American Force Adds Seven New Forged Wheel Designs to Its Lineup

American Force Wheels, the forged-wheel brand owned by Colorado-based Wheel Pros, announced seven new wheel designs on July 13, 2026, rounding out its lineup of monoblock forged products aimed at lifted trucks and custom applications. The new styles are the 6N33 Barrage SD, N33 Barrage DRW, N64 Dread SS, N65 Scout SS, CKH61 Slingshot CC, CKH62 Prime CC, and CKH69 Perfection CC, each now listed with full specifications and pricing on the company's website.

All seven wheels are built using American Force's monoblock forged construction, a one-piece forging process the brand has leaned on since it began specializing in oversized truck fitments in the early 2000s. Every new design ships in a polished finish as standard, with custom finishes and bolt patterns available to order, and each is offered across a range of diameters, widths, backspacing, and offsets to accommodate different truck platforms rather than a single fixed fitment.

The Scout SS sits at the more attainable end of the new lineup, available in 20, 22, 24, and 26-inch diameters with a listed load rating of 3,500 pounds and pricing that runs from $886 to $2,272 depending on size and width, according to the specifications posted on American Force's site. It shares the sport-truck-oriented, deep-lip five-spoke mesh look that has become one of the brand's signatures.

At the larger end, the Slingshot CC and Perfection CC scale up to 30-inch diameters and 16-inch widths, with published MSRPs climbing from roughly $1,239 for the smallest 20x12 fitment to $3,260 for the largest 30x16 option. The Barrage SD, offered in 22, 24, and 26-inch sizes, is priced between $2,328 and $3,278 depending on configuration, placing it toward the upper end of the new release alongside its dually-oriented Barrage DRW counterpart.

American Force has built its reputation over roughly two decades supplying forged wheels to the lifted-truck and dually market, having been among the earlier brands to offer fully forged wheels for dual-rear-wheel trucks before its acquisition by Wheel Pros. The July release follows a pattern of periodic style drops from the brand, adding to an already extensive catalog of monoblock and multi-piece designs rather than replacing any existing lines.

Full specifications, sizing charts, and dealer ordering information for all seven new styles are available on American Force's website, with the wheels sold through the brand's network of authorized dealers rather than direct retail.