ROH has been making wheels for Australian vehicles since 1946, longer than any other local brand. It once supplied wheels to Holden, Ford, Toyota and Mitsubishi straight off the production line. Today it’s best known for tough 4WD alloys and steels with load ratings published for each fitment. We supply and fit ROH at our Southport workshop.
ROH started making wheels at Woodville North in Adelaide in 1946. Over the decades it supplied original equipment wheels to every Australian car maker, including Ford’s 12-slot wheel and alloys for the Toyota Camry and Aurion. It’s still Australian owned, by Adelaide’s Arrowcrest Group, and every wheel is designed and engineered here.
That local knowledge shows in the range. ROH publishes a load rating for each fitment, and many 4WD models are rated at 1,500 kg per wheel. Its structural warranty is for life.
ROH has been a familiar Australian wheel name for decades, and our customers tell us we fit it properly. Read what Gold Coast drivers say about Action Tyres & More.
The Vapour and Assault are ROH’s popular 4WD alloys, made in bolt patterns for the HiLux, Ranger, Prado and LandCruiser 70, 200 and 300 Series. The LITEFORGED range, launched in 2025, uses a flow-formed barrel to save weight.
ROH is one of the few brands that solves the LandCruiser 70 Series’ mismatched front and rear track. Its ‘True Track’ offsets let the rear wheels line up with the front. For steel wheels, the Trak range covers utes and 70 Series, and ROH makes caravan and trailer steels too.
Want a wheel with real Australian history? Call 07 5532 4599 or drop into 12 Price Street, Southport, to choose your ROH.
ROH suits the cars and 4WDs Australians actually drive. Pair it with our 4×4 and SUV tyres or all-terrain tyres. The other brands below cover performance and heavy-duty wheels.
ROH is Australian owned and designs and engineers its wheels here. It built wheels in Adelaide for decades, but it doesn’t currently say where each wheel is made, so ask us about a specific model.
The 70 Series has a wider front track than rear. ROH’s True Track wheels use different front and rear offsets so the wheels line up, which helps the tyres track evenly.
No. LITEFORGED wheels have a cast face and a flow-formed barrel, which makes them lighter than standard cast wheels. They aren’t fully forged.
Many ROH 4WD alloys are rated at 1,500 kg per wheel, and some heavy fitments are higher. We check the rating for your size against your vehicle.
Want a wheel with real Australian history? Call 07 5532 4599 or drop into 12 Price Street, Southport, to choose your ROH.
