FNWheels
Supporting Vendor
The flow formed 18x9" BFD (the latest/current version) has a 2,500lbs per wheel load rating as tested and certified to the JWL-T testing standard with up to a 35" tire diameter.
200 Series Tire and Wheel Size Database (6 Viewers)
- Thread starter MScruiser
- Start date
This site may earn a commission from merchant affiliate
links, including eBay, Amazon, Skimlinks, and others.
The flow formed 18x9" BFD (the latest/current version) has a 2,500lbs per wheel load rating as tested and certified to the JWL-T testing standard with up to a 35" tire diameter.
FJRanger
SILVER Star
Thanks! Looks slick! I ended up with Method 308s. Undecided about the silver lugs and center caps.
What was the offset on the wheels??
the 35mm backspacing = 6.2" of offset on this 8.5" wheel
My LX needs new tires soon. Want to go with KO2 in 275/60/R20 (OEM rims). I had this same setup on my old Tahoe, so I know what I'm getting in terms of performance and the like, but will they rub? Truck is totally stock, no lift. Looked through the database and looks like only one other person is running 20" rims and the tires they chose are 32.3", not 33" like I'm planning on. Just want to make sure there won't be fitment issues before I pull trig.
Also, I'd like to suggest a link to the database be added to the first post @MScruiser. Owner can change permissions so it's view only, but it would greatly help in viewing cut-off text and using filters. Having to search the thread for an embedded copy is a PITA
Also, I'd like to suggest a link to the database be added to the first post @MScruiser. Owner can change permissions so it's view only, but it would greatly help in viewing cut-off text and using filters. Having to search the thread for an embedded copy is a PITA
Last edited:
285/75/17 Wildpeak RT01
Method 701 17x8.5 +0mm offset
Ironman 2inch lift with SPC UCA
No BMC, Only inner fender lining molding and front bumper cut. Zero rubbing.
Method 701 17x8.5 +0mm offset
Ironman 2inch lift with SPC UCA
No BMC, Only inner fender lining molding and front bumper cut. Zero rubbing.
Mint
That looks great. Have you twisted it up yet on the trails?
Not yet, I'm hoping this weekend. Will keep you guys posted. I don't imagine it having any issues tbh.
For those running the Kenda, have you tried the AT2 ?
Kenda Klever A/T2 KR628 All Terrain 275/65R18 116T
-$208 at walmart
Kenda Klever A/T2 KR628 All Terrain 275/65R18 116T
Kenda Klever A/T2 KR628 All Terrain P275/65R18 116T Light Truck Tire - Walmart.com
Buy Kenda Klever A/T2 KR628 All Terrain P275/65R18 116T Light Truck Tire at Walmart.com
www.walmart.com
TLC2013
SILVER Star
I have been running them for the last year. Very happy with them. During this last heavy winter in CA they did phenomenal. No issues in deep standing water or snow.For those running the Kenda, have you tried the AT2 ?
Kenda Klever A/T2 KR628 All Terrain 275/65R18 116T
-$208 at walmartKenda Klever A/T2 KR628 All Terrain P275/65R18 116T Light Truck Tire - Walmart.com
Buy Kenda Klever A/T2 KR628 All Terrain P275/65R18 116T Light Truck Tire at Walmart.comwww.walmart.com
The tread pattern is similar to the Dutatracs but so far no intrusive road noise to report. Quieter then the Klever RTs
I have them in LT275/70r18. They are basically a less aggressive version of the Kenda Klever RT that I was using before. The AT2 has a 2ply sidewall and is a little smoother/softer then the 3 ply RTs. The main reason I went with them is that i was really impressed with the RT and for my next set I wanted a light 3 PMSF rated tire. These 33" tire/ wheel combo weight 80.5 lbs.
that is awesome!! really wanted those wheels for a while but 6 + month wait always
Socall offroad (rowher flats, hungry valley), would you recommend?
walmart or simpletire seems to be only place that has them
TLC2013
SILVER Star
Right on, happy to assist. I was fortunate and ordered the wheels through Main Line Overland before the whole covid supply chain went to s&%t. Prices now are more then I'd pay for the wheels. Have you checked out Tire Rack? They have Alpha Equipt wheels on closeout. Can find different wheel options from $125-$200 a piece. Their search function is garbage though and you have to use different years of the tundra with the 5x150 bolt pattern to filter the wheel options.
I am up in Northern CA, not familiar with those areas. I mainly explore the Tahoe, El Dorable National Forest areas and the Mendocino NF. I have family in Southern CA but haven't had the chance to make it out when I am visiting.
I bought mine through Walmart.com. However if i had to do it again I'd use Simple Tire or Priority Tire. Or at least make sure the seller is an approved distributor for Kenda. You can buy through Walmart.com and the tires may be from a seller who is not an actual approved distributor for them which then voids their warranty. Something to keep in mind as walmart often has the best prices but you may be out of luck with the tire warranty.
thank you so much
i will check the TR wheels on sale. Going to grab tge tires from simple tire.
Did you ever do this? If so, what kind of mods did you have to do with fender liner, etc.? I am wanting to put the same size tire on stock rims with 1.25" spacers. I currently run 275/60/20 BFG all terrains with the spacers. I had to massage the fender liners and remove the goofy front spoiler deal on my LX. If you have done this can you share some pics? TIA
will 18x9, +25, stick out too much?
www.stealthcustomseries.com
F5
The traditional 5-star wheel is reimagined with our F5 model. We based this model on a classic form, but pivoted it around the no-center-cap concept to emphasize the off-road-ready appeal. Being hubcentric and incredibly lightweight at just over 18 lb, the F5 model sets new standards for form...
www.stealthcustomseries.com
