I wanted to put these on my gladiator .... but I’m going to stick with the stock rubi wheels for now. Also the steelies on the Black Diamond are f*cking rad.
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I actually like the Stock black steel wheels as well. Like on the Black Diamond.Cheap black pro comp steal. Small as I can fit, with as big of mud tires as I can fit around em.
spyder lockI saw this gladiator and I am pretty sure I have to buy these wheels for the Bronco... look so damn good. What will y’all be getting for wheels? (Wheels are black rhino abrams)
Does anybody make wheels just like this now?But seriously these are the wheels I have loved since childhood and they are the only ones I will ever spend extra money on.
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Spyder Lock wheelsI saw this gladiator and I am pretty sure I have to buy these wheels for the Bronco... look so damn good. What will y’all be getting for wheels? (Wheels are black rhino abrams)
I have seen some similar but not quite right and some custom wheel shops offering them for a pretty penny, but not much more than some big ole 20s.
Torn between Bronze Method 308...
And the 307 Holes...
Still torn between White (probably paired with the bronze) or CG (paired with the black).
And the 307 Holes...
Still torn between White (probably paired with the bronze) or CG (paired with the black).
Hey! New here. I have a 4 door black diamond reserved! I think I might buy these for my ranger and hope the bolt pattern/offset will still work. Haha
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The first Bronco I see defiled with Rockstars in a parking lot, I will leave on cinder blocks. Anyone who does that doesn't deserve to drive a Bronco. I'm a millennial and have never come close to buying those nasty things. Mayhem, Method, TIS Offroad, Arkon, or Moto Metal are great. Just please..........don't defile your machine with Rockstars. DON'T DO IT!!!!!
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what exactly is wrong with Rockstars because most of the truck wheels I see in this thread look like cheap, heavy, cast, Fake beadlock wheels with too many rivets, angles and flair. I admit I know nothing about truck wheels but have purchased wheels for Japanese imports for which they make a ton of crappy knock off wheels and people actually sell their factory Forged BBS wheels to put cheap wheels on!
What are the top wheel brands for trucks as far as quality? If I get wheels I don’t want to go cheap. Coming from Subaru and Nissan cars, Volks/Rays/Gramlights, Wedsport, Works, Enkei, BBS, SSRs. Most of those in 18” $400-$900 a wheel for Forged.
I see Volks and Rays on a lot of 4x4s online so I may go that route but looking for more options. I do like some of the simple design a Method wheels.
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Methods are great and have been a staple wheel in the off-road section for quite some time. I will probably run Methods on the Bronco. They are light and very durable. American Force and other brands have their forged lines, but in the truck world, you can be looking at up to $2k per wheel. Mahem, TIS Offroad, Moto Metal, Arkon Offroad, Hardrock, etc. are all great and some of them offer forged as well but you will pay a hefty price for forged truck wheels. I'm running a set of 18X9 Mayhem Warrior Black and Machined and have been for two years. They have been through a ton abuse and still look like new when I shine them up. A great website to look through just about any wheel and tire setup in the truck world is customwheeloffset.com. They even have a huge gallery so you can get a feel of what will fit and what it will look like on real vehicles. Rockstars are what just about every high school kid runs because they are cheap and you can change the rings and plastic pieces to different colors. Lol just don't do it. I'm trying to save you from ridicule in the long run.
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Most folks go to an aftermarket wheel for looks and wheels can def change the look of a vehicle. I try my best to look better BUT also go lighter and stronger. BTW, the ability to clean them easily is also important to me.
I run titan7s (forged, strong and super light) on my 2019 Raptor. I have already asked them and was told as soon as they can get their hands on a bronco, there will be an application.
They only come in 17s and I weighed my wheels and they came in at 20.6 pounds each. With GY Duratracs tires, I was about 10.5 pounds lighter per corner when compared to OEM wheels and tires
I run titan7s (forged, strong and super light) on my 2019 Raptor. I have already asked them and was told as soon as they can get their hands on a bronco, there will be an application.
They only come in 17s and I weighed my wheels and they came in at 20.6 pounds each. With GY Duratracs tires, I was about 10.5 pounds lighter per corner when compared to OEM wheels and tires
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Rhino makes some sick wheelsI saw this gladiator and I am pretty sure I have to buy these wheels for the Bronco... look so damn good. What will y’all be getting for wheels? (Wheels are black rhino abrams)
What about xd's the Ford dealership had them in his showroom they look pretty sick.
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