Fifteen52 wheels (2 Viewers)

[Tennessee80]

Hey mudders,

Anyone know anything about these or run them on a cruiser? I see 4Runner and Tacoma guys running them, just curious. I have a fj62 and i'm running 17" wheels now.

Offroad Wheels

Built for the trails ahead. Unique, high quality off-road truck wheels available in multiple colors, designs, and aggressive off road stance fitments. Our adventure-ready wheels fit tons of new and older vehicles such as: Ford Bronco, Toyota Land Cruiser, Ford F150/Raptor, Jeep Wrangler...

fifteen52.com

cheers~!

 

[jgallo1]

I have heard good things. I really like these :

Analog HD _ Slate Grey

Fifteen52's Analog HD takes the classic steel wheel design and adds a modern touch, casting it in lighter aluminum and updating the classic style to fit a wide range of modern and vintage off-trucks. With a number of fitments from modern Jeep Rubicons and Toyota Tacomas to classic Land Cruisers...

fifteen52.com

I would have sprung for them, they dont fit on any of my rigs.

 

[red66toy]

I think the 16s touch the tie rod ends but the 17s fit fine. I believe @ProwlerDriver has the 16s on his 60.

 

[ProwlerDriver]

yeah, the 16s with the backspacing barellllllllllllly touch the TREs on the 60 (I took a grinder to them) and according to the dudes at fit garage same thing on the 75 (they added the slip on spacers).

 

[G-Cat]

This 60 runs them:

oL Milk Jug [60 Build Up]

Took Delivery of my 1986 FJ60 yesterday...... 191K milles Arizona truck, very little rust..... stock..... first order of business is to thoroughly clean it up & assess which OEM parts i would likely need and want to replace... I ordered up a DNP carpet kit because the Arizona sun & heat has...

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[Tennessee80]

I just bought a new set of tires on my 17 inch rims, so the analog wheel is out for me, but I like the look! The old school Montero on their website looks right with those wheels.

I'm always on the prowl for the "right" set of wheels. The FJ Cruiser wheels I'm running now require spacers, and would be nice to get away from running them, but it's tough to find a good wheel in 17" size that doesn't require one for the 60 series.

 

[reddog90]

Calling @under_psi and milk jug.

 

[SEAWOLF]

Anyone revisit these wheels now that they have more offerings? I would love to see what they look like on a 200.

 

[2km5]

I just put a set of Analogs on my 100 series.

 

[Scrambled]

I just put a set of Analogs on my 100 series.

Let’s see it!

 

[2km5]

17s, 0 offset.

 

[adamophoto]

17"Analogs

 

[ftzgrlds1]

17s, 0 offset.

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tire size? & lift? thanks

 

[2km5]

285/70/17 Wildpeaks and an Ironman 2-2.5" lift. Front needed a little cutting for full turn. Installer installed the torsion bars per Ironman, but think that they can re-index the bars to get a little more out of it. Waiting a few months to see how the rear settles first.

 

[ftzgrlds1]

interesting... im currently running 285/70/18 Nitto Ridge Grapplers (34" tire) on relatively stock AHC suspension (I have a very minor sensor lift: .25"+ springs & spacers out back for added weight)..... no rubbing at all. Those Wildpeaks are 32.8"... + lift ... and still rubbing (?) . I'm really interested in those fifteen52 wheels when I need new tires.

Did you go with the Pro Cell Foam Ironman lift? If so, any opinions? Read very good things about their Pro shocks...

 

[RiverCityDave]

Anyone got the Patrols? I’m leaning that way for my 80.

 

[SEAWOLF]

So I ordered a set of 5 for my 200 series. I wasn’t sure on fitment so I emailed with Fifteen52 to confirm, and they placed the order and shipped them. I received them but didn’t measure for accuracy. It was winter so no test fit either. Paid to have my 200 lifted and then they went to install new wheels and tires, found out they sent the wrong wheels.

I had to have them remove the lift and purchase new tires, as the correct wheels would have been weeks away from arriving, and the timing was ruined as I need to get back on the road. When I went to Fifteen52 they completely blamed it on me ordering the wrong wheel, even though it’s in black and white via e-mail, that it was their mistake. Was a complete waste of time and they acted like clowns. Disappointing to say the least, since their wheels look nice. But next time around I’ll probably look at Nomad unless they feel like giving me nice discount for the trouble.

 

[Knowbuddy]

So I ordered a set of 5 for my 200 series. I wasn’t sure on fitment so I emailed with Fifteen52 to confirm, and they placed the order and shipped them. I received them but didn’t measure for accuracy. It was winter so no test fit either. Paid to have my 200 lifted and then they went to install new wheels and tires, found out they sent the wrong wheels.

I had to have them remove the lift and purchase new tires, as the correct wheels would have been weeks away from arriving, and the timing was ruined as I need to get back on the road. When I went to Fifteen52 they completely blamed it on me ordering the wrong wheel, even though it’s in black and white via e-mail, that it was their mistake. Was a complete waste of time and they acted like clowns. Disappointing to say the least, since their wheels look nice. But next time around I’ll probably look at Nomad unless they feel like giving me nice discount for the trouble.

Why would you have the lift removed? Seems a little excessive and unnecessary.

 

[SEAWOLF]

Not sure about you, but I don't like the look/feel of a lifted vehicle with undersized tires. I was making the modifications before a 1k+ mile road trip, and because of the wheel diameter difference I didn't have access to the tires in the size I needed before I had to depart. I didn't want to buy tires for the trip, and then have to buy larger tires again when I got back, so I committed to no lift and the stock 18's for now. The upside is I probably have saved some money in the meantime, having slightly better fuel economy, if you can call it that...

 

[mdman]

17"Analogs

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Are you running spacers with your wheels?