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Update:
Here ya go!
What’s up guys! I’ve been running wheel spacers for a minute while waiting to see what wheel options I wanted to go with. I finally decided on Battleborn’s Sierra wheel. Battleborn is a NV based company that flow forms aluminum to create your custom wheel in whatever options you want. I chose faux beadlocks for now and a 17x9 rim with 93.1 hubs and 0 offset. The accent rings are easily swappable for their beadlocks and can be ordered with beadlocks for no extra cost at time of purchase. I chose faux to have that accent color and protect the wheels from rock rash as I know the wheels will not remain this fresh for long with how I wheel.
I’m not a beadlock guy and have been wheeling for many years without them but I love how they have the option should I ever change my mind.
The raw aluminum was nice and they offer powder coating options as well.
I bought them raw and then took them to a local shop that is a wizard with coatings (powdercraftrocklin). They helped me decide on this awesome bronze with gold flakes and black accent rings. The result is killer! They do offer a discount through our Gold Country Bronco’s group and they have several options to choose from as far as wheels goes. Cheap to expensive. I’ll post up some pics once they are mounted. I love supporting American companies that take pride in their craft and these certainly fit the bill. It’s almost a shame that they will be punished on the rubicon and other rocky trails this year.
Here ya go!
What’s up guys! I’ve been running wheel spacers for a minute while waiting to see what wheel options I wanted to go with. I finally decided on Battleborn’s Sierra wheel. Battleborn is a NV based company that flow forms aluminum to create your custom wheel in whatever options you want. I chose faux beadlocks for now and a 17x9 rim with 93.1 hubs and 0 offset. The accent rings are easily swappable for their beadlocks and can be ordered with beadlocks for no extra cost at time of purchase. I chose faux to have that accent color and protect the wheels from rock rash as I know the wheels will not remain this fresh for long with how I wheel.
I’m not a beadlock guy and have been wheeling for many years without them but I love how they have the option should I ever change my mind.
The raw aluminum was nice and they offer powder coating options as well.
I bought them raw and then took them to a local shop that is a wizard with coatings (powdercraftrocklin). They helped me decide on this awesome bronze with gold flakes and black accent rings. The result is killer! They do offer a discount through our Gold Country Bronco’s group and they have several options to choose from as far as wheels goes. Cheap to expensive. I’ll post up some pics once they are mounted. I love supporting American companies that take pride in their craft and these certainly fit the bill. It’s almost a shame that they will be punished on the rubicon and other rocky trails this year.
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