I just purchased a 2005 LX and looking for wheels/tires. These look great. Do you happen to have a pic of the whole truck from the side? I'm assuming no spacers? And if I keep the factory side steps on there (for now), do you think that will create a rub situation? TIA
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I got very minor rubbing on the plastic mount shield with 285/75/16 tires. I just heated it up a little with a propane torch and now no problems. No spacers. I’m happy with them.
Thanks for the quick reply. Looks good!
I love this forum. Helped me pick the right rims n tire size!!
Good looking rig
JohnnyUtah2
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looks awesome! You made the right decision. What are the specs?
It was your post that gave me the measurements to pull the trigger on the setup
good looking out man
Lift looks great too. What height lift is that?
It’s the 2.5, medium springs in back, and leveled as best I could without it being so stiff.
UCAs def helped a bit with that
both offsets fit without spacers just without the center caps?
curious about these for my 100.
Fit yes but I would be concerned with rubbing with that offset.
i see that Method now offers their 703’s with +35 offset, from what I can tell 0 offset sits out too far for what I like, it seems that +25 is just at wheel opening. Does anyone have experience with +35 wheels, I can’t track down too much information on this.
seems my search abilities are limited, I believe I found an answer, so unless I hear different in the next couple of days I plan on ordering the following;
Method 703’s, 17 x 8.5 +35 back spacing.
seems my search abilities are limited, I believe I found an answer, so unless I hear different in the next couple of days I plan on ordering the following;
Method 703’s, 17 x 8.5 +35 back spacing.
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I think alpha wheels offer that offset. I looked at method’s website and didn’t see that offering you mentioned. Where’d you get that info? I’ve been itching to get wheels and was going to compromise with icons...
4wheel parts list them as “new” on their site, been searching for a week or two for something I liked and ran across them today, was going to settle for Icons in +25 until I saw these.
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Nice. I think I recall that method mentioned that offset when they announced the wheel. I’ll have to give them a ring. I was interested in the 703s and it checked all the boxes but didn’t want the zero offset. Thanks for sharing.
Does anyone know where I can grab wheels like this? They are 16’s, -25 fake beadlockers.
I’ve had zero success tracking them down in the US. Found a few places in Australia, but shipping was as much as the wheels.
Thanks for the help!
I’ve had zero success tracking them down in the US. Found a few places in Australia, but shipping was as much as the wheels.
Thanks for the help!
that looks like 105 which means it’s in an 80 series chassis and thus has the 6 lug pattern. That’s probably part of the reason they can’t be found in the US.
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The only steel wheels in us are stock oem. All others were from other countries. I even looked into custom steel wheels primarily used in classic cars. They didn’t do off-road applications. The 5x150 with 110 center bore is pretty limiting...
It is a 105, but I was hoping the brain trust here would know where to source wheels like this.
I’m really not a fan of much on the market, maybe methods, but I’m still not in love with them.
I’m really not a fan of much on the market, maybe methods, but I’m still not in love with them.
