New wheels and tires for Pumpkin

[Newc93]

Does anyone know where I can find these wheels cheaper? Here is the link http://www.stallioncustoms.com/gtinch3-1.html. Also I am running 315 75/R16 BFG AllTerrains right now. When I leveled the truck the tires rub on the front sway bar at full string lock. Does anyone have any luck with Spacers?

 

[taylorblake831]

If you get the right offset you won't need spacers and they wear out front end parts way faster than normal

I also have 35x12.5 and mine don't touch at all with the steering locked all the way

 

[Newc93]

Sounds good, I'll just adjust the offset and see where I get.

 

[RamRod]

Does anyone know where I can find these wheels cheaper? Here is the link http://www.stallioncustoms.com/gtinch3-1.html. Also I am running 315 75/R16 BFG AllTerrains right now. When I leveled the truck the tires rub on the front sway bar at full string lock. Does anyone have any luck with Spacers?

Dude! Thats a very expensive rim for what you get. For a little big more you could go to Rubber Duck offroad and pick up a set of Hutchinson Double Beadlock rims!!!!! I know 4Wheeler used those in their "Project Trail Hugger" but don't get hosed on those simulated beadlocks! There are plenty of simulated beadlocks out there that cost half that and in all honesty look a hell of alot better

 

[taylorblake831]

Yea I don't think I'd go for those either my wheels where only 170 each, man those would be 2500 for just wheels

 

[Renagade132]

I agree, to expensive for something that looks like stock wheels just painted in black.

 

[taylorblake831]

I'm sure you could just order fake beadlock rings and bolt heads and some how mount in to your stock wheels your self if you want that look it looks like that's what they do seeing that it says "we'll take your stock wheels for $40 core charge each." You could do it yourself way cheaper just make sure you mount them as centered as you can get it so they balance out fine