Recent content by Kruiser Kat

Forgot to ask....you had to have the lip bored/machined on the RW right? (Like the video in this thread)....then the domed cap would fit?

Decided to go with Rock Warriors, but want to solve the front hub center cap issue before I do. Wanted to confirm, you're saying this Toyota TRD center cap WILL clear the front hub and work with the Rock Warriors, correct? Since your pic was of rear wheel, just wanted to make sure. Thanks!

I know these are long sold, but are these REAL beadlocks? I read one comment on mud saying they were fake....??

Seller never responded to my inquiry......

Is this the plastic or fiberglass type material? And still available? I'm in Prescott area.

******* SOLD ********

yup. Of course I need to add shipping.

yes. I could roll them to ship in plastic wrap

The wheel gods were with me and my rims turned out to be from '14, and were offset +60....so I had the chrome rims mounted with no problems. Pics taken with AHC in low position. 305/55-20 Cooper AT3 XLT tires 1" Bora spacers all around Wheel studs on rear shaved a little less than 1/8" Chrome...

Called several Lexus dealers...their info does not list offset, just size. But one guy mentioned sometimes they put the rim color code on back of rim.....he thought maybe the AHS stands for Aluminum (or alloy) Hyper Silver.....hmmmmmmm???

Thanks. Does AHS mean anything? Does it help confirm it?

I'm hoping that "60 AHS" is in fact the offset, as the rims I want to buy are +60. You're the first info I've found that they even came in +60. Thanks. I googled AHS rim blah blah blah, and can't find what that means.

What's the offset on this rim? From 2013 LX570, say 20 x 8 1/2 J...but no number after that part. Found these two numbers: 60 AHS and 52...which are both possible real offsets on LX rims. Anybody know what that symbol after 52 means or what AHS means? Found on web this rim can be +45....but...

Got access to back of my rims. They're 20 x 8 1/2" (not 9"). Which number is the offset? "52" with a symbol of some type, or "60 AHS "on my rims?