Wheels for JK's
07-17-2008, 09:37 PM
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Wheels for JK's
What companies are producing wheels for JK's that are 5X5? Pics and Company names would be very helpful. I currently have Mickey Thompson but am looking for companies that produce wheels finished similar to AEV. My second question is whether one wheel finish/construction is stronger than another?
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07-18-2008, 03:41 AM
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I should think the list of companies not making JK wheels would be shorter. LOL. You might check out these forum sponsors:
Quadratec JK Wheels
Northridge4X4 Wheels
Discount Tire Direct JK Wheels
I also know that ProComp and Moto Metal make JK wheels (I have the PcoComp 7089s). You can find them, and many other brands, at 4WheelParts:
4wheelparts.com/category.aspx?catid=11&jeep-parts=true
Quadratec JK Wheels
Northridge4X4 Wheels
Discount Tire Direct JK Wheels
I also know that ProComp and Moto Metal make JK wheels (I have the PcoComp 7089s). You can find them, and many other brands, at 4WheelParts:
4wheelparts.com/category.aspx?catid=11&jeep-parts=true
Last edited by Mark Doiron; 07-18-2008 at 03:48 AM.
07-18-2008, 09:52 AM
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He is right!
But hey I'll name off a few companies!
Pro Comp
Moto Metal
Ultra Wheels
KMC
Cragar
Micky Thompson
AEV
American Racing
Mopar
V-tec
MB Wheels
Liquid Metal
Dick Cepek
Poison Spyder Customs
and um.........
I guess Custom After that!
I'll try and throw together some pics of possible wheel choices later on today!
But hey I'll name off a few companies!
Pro Comp
Moto Metal
Ultra Wheels
KMC
Cragar
Micky Thompson
AEV
American Racing
Mopar
V-tec
MB Wheels
Liquid Metal
Dick Cepek
Poison Spyder Customs
and um.........
I guess Custom After that!
I'll try and throw together some pics of possible wheel choices later on today!
07-23-2008, 02:40 PM
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...as many pics as possible please! I too have looked and looked for the one wheel that will forever change the look of my JK!
...and I still agree that JK wheel selection is limited (beyond utilizing spacers and adapters)...
I have yet to find a real deep dish type wheel (with 4.5 backspacing) that grabs my attention!
...and I still agree that JK wheel selection is limited (beyond utilizing spacers and adapters)...
I have yet to find a real deep dish type wheel (with 4.5 backspacing) that grabs my attention!
08-01-2008, 01:03 PM
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...as many pics as possible please! I too have looked and looked for the one wheel that will forever change the look of my JK!
...and I still agree that JK wheel selection is limited (beyond utilizing spacers and adapters)...
I have yet to find a real deep dish type wheel (with 4.5 backspacing) that grabs my attention!
...and I still agree that JK wheel selection is limited (beyond utilizing spacers and adapters)...
I have yet to find a real deep dish type wheel (with 4.5 backspacing) that grabs my attention!
08-01-2008, 01:33 PM
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I want 17 inch rims and I'm looking for a "deep-dish" look. I already have the tires (35" x 17"). I really want a 17" X 10" rim. The problem is that I can't find a rim in this size that won't require a wheel adapter. Another problem is once you go with anything over 8 inches deep, it takes away from a good off-set (4.5). I really like the Dick Cepek's (polished or chrome) but this size doesn't exist. Hell, I'd love the MT's if they came in this size...!
