Wheels
ROH wheels for Mitsubishi Pajero Sport: fitment and options
Compare ROH wheel designs and documented fitment examples for the Mitsubishi Pajero Sport. Check the specification, then see the look on your own vehicle in Nordak.
ROH Crawler, Assault and Atlas are three wheel designs to compare for a Pajero Sport. For the selected application, our starting examples are 17x9 +25 for Crawler and Assault, and 18x9 +25 for Atlas. Match the wagon and build date before choosing the appearance.
This guide covers Australian Pajero Sport covered by ROH's 2015 to 2025 application. This does not cover the full-size Pajero, earlier Challenger models or a successor generation.
Which ROH designs should you compare?
ROH Crawler: Our first comparison for a Pajero Sport daily with dark trim. The mesh wheel gives the build more detail without needing a bright finish. Check the Crawler application.
ROH Assault: Try its fuller face if the wagon is getting a bull bar and touring accessories. We would compare the finish with the whole wagon in view. Check the Assault application.
ROH Atlas: An alternative if an 18-inch wheel face suits your plan. Graphite is worth comparing when black feels too dark against the paint and accessories. Check the Atlas application.
These are Nordak styling preferences. The specification still has to suit your Pajero Sport.
Fitment examples for the Pajero Sport
The following rows are marked 'Recommended' in ROH's selected vehicle tables, checked on 9 October 2026. Follow each wheel link for the exact application and finish availability.
| Wheel | Size | Stud pattern | Offset | Load per wheel | ROH label |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Crawler | 17x9 | 6x139.7 | +25 mm | 1500 kg | Recommended |
| Assault | 17x9 | 6x139.7 | +25 mm | 1500 kg | Recommended |
| Atlas | 18x9 | 6x139.7 | +25 mm | 1500 kg | Recommended |
ROH marks the 17x9 +12 Crawler and Assault rows 'Aggressive'. The Atlas 17x9 +12 is also 'Aggressive', rather than the recommended 18x9 +25 shown here. A wheel being available in 17 inches does not make every 17-inch specification a sensible starting point.
ROH's labels are manufacturer guidance for the selected application. They do not approve every tyre, modified suspension setup or registration requirement.
Choose a wagon package, not a borrowed ute setup
Use the Pajero Sport selector even if you have seen the same wheel design on a Triton. Our first visual comparison would be 17 inches for mixed daily and touring use, with 18 inches worth trying if you prefer a larger wheel face. Your supplier still needs to match the tyre, brakes and clearances to the Pajero Sport itself.
Before you order
Have your supplier confirm the part number and finish, hub attachment, wheel hardware, brake clearance and tyre-to-rim suitability. Check clearance through steering and suspension movement, plus the load requirements for your vehicle and any certified modifications.
VSB 14 Section LS covers wheel attachment and clearance. Check the rules where your Pajero Sport is registered; the national code does not replace local requirements.
See ROH wheels on your own Pajero Sport
Try the available ROH finishes on your Pajero Sport in Nordak. Include side steps, a rack or a bar in the photo if fitted, because the wheel should work with those parts as well as the paint.
Open Wheels in Nordak, choose a ROH design and available finish, then see it against your own photo.
See ROH wheels on my Pajero Sport in Nordak.
Nordak creates a visual concept. Confirm physical wheel and tyre fitment with your supplier before buying. You can also read our ROH Crawler guide.
