Show your BLACK WHEELS!!
08-22-2010, 07:38 AM
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Finally...black wheels!
I finally got black wheels with better tires for my Jeep. They are 16" ProComp 7069s with 285/75 Goodyear Duratracs. I love the set-up.
Just an additional note - I had them installed by 4 Wheel Parts in Raleigh NC and was very pleased with the whole experience, (price, customer service and installation).
Just an additional note - I had them installed by 4 Wheel Parts in Raleigh NC and was very pleased with the whole experience, (price, customer service and installation).
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08-23-2010, 12:15 PM
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I finally got black wheels with better tires for my Jeep. They are 16" ProComp 7069s with 285/75 Goodyear Duratracs. I love the set-up.
Just an additional note - I had them installed by 4 Wheel Parts in Raleigh NC and was very pleased with the whole experience, (price, customer service and installation).
Just an additional note - I had them installed by 4 Wheel Parts in Raleigh NC and was very pleased with the whole experience, (price, customer service and installation).
08-25-2010, 12:15 PM
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Hub Centrics
I have the same wheels on my JK and love em. The wheels do draw attention.
I think there is some debate over hub centric vs lug centric somewhere on these blogs.
I had a wheel come off on my Ford F350 one time, watching that wheel bounce on the highway not knowing what it's going to do is tough on the nerves.
On my Jeep wheels I put on aluminum hub centric rings for peace of mind. I also make sure to check the wheel nut torque from time to time.
I could not use the WE center caps with the rings installed.
Just my 2 cents
Nice Jeep you got there.
I think there is some debate over hub centric vs lug centric somewhere on these blogs.
I had a wheel come off on my Ford F350 one time, watching that wheel bounce on the highway not knowing what it's going to do is tough on the nerves.
On my Jeep wheels I put on aluminum hub centric rings for peace of mind. I also make sure to check the wheel nut torque from time to time.
I could not use the WE center caps with the rings installed.
Just my 2 cents
Nice Jeep you got there.
