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15" Alloy Wheels VS. 15" Steel Wheels

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Old 02-10-2012, 11:35 AM
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Originally Posted by JizNim
The MB72's are on the $40 instant savings promo for an online order, is that stackable with the forum discount?
Absolutely. You'll have to phone your order in to us at 1.888.459.4080 to receive both discounts
Old 02-13-2012, 06:08 AM
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Checking to see if 35x12.5R15 MT/R Kevlar is still on backorder?
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Well after reading your post I have to respectfully disagree.

1) the price is something I am always looking for. I can save around 40 dollars per rim if I get steel wheels. So I would save ~$200 if they are 60 dollars each.
2) what happens if you hit a rim hard enough.... Steel will bend most of the time. So you have a chance of bending it back. Aluminum is more likely to break. I am not saying you will break them if you hit them hard but i am just talking about steel vs aluminum.
3)keeping the polish up on a aluminum wheel is a pain. After a deep mud hole my stock wheels (rubicon take offs) they are scuffed up.

Now i am not saying I will never buy anything but steel wheels. I don't need a real beadlock so a cheap smaller steel wheel will do great. Lastly I am not an expert so don't quote me on everything word I said
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Wow I feel stupid.. didn't see this was from 2010. Disregard my comment I am a little slow
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Originally Posted by George F.
Checking to see if 35x12.5R15 MT/R Kevlar is still on backorder?
I spoke with Goodyear this morning and was told this tire should be available again late this month to early March.
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Originally Posted by Tonka_yellow
Well after reading your post I have to respectfully disagree.

1) the price is something I am always looking for. I can save around 40 dollars per rim if I get steel wheels. So I would save ~$200 if they are 60 dollars each.
2) what happens if you hit a rim hard enough.... Steel will bend most of the time. So you have a chance of bending it back. Aluminum is more likely to break. I am not saying you will break them if you hit them hard but i am just talking about steel vs aluminum.
3)keeping the polish up on a aluminum wheel is a pain. After a deep mud hole my stock wheels (rubicon take offs) they are scuffed up.

Now i am not saying I will never buy anything but steel wheels. I don't need a real beadlock so a cheap smaller steel wheel will do great. Lastly I am not an expert so don't quote me on everything word I said
Originally Posted by Tonka_yellow
Wow I feel stupid.. didn't see this was from 2010. Disregard my comment I am a little slow
No worries, let us know if we can help you weigh your options. We'd love to earn your business.
Old 02-14-2012, 04:06 AM
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I ordered these wheels a few weeks ago and they were on back order after talking to someone at DTD I cancelled my order, I keep checking the website to see when they'll be back in stock, do you have any guess as to when you'll have these back? 15x8 of course.
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Originally Posted by Lane87
I ordered these wheels a few weeks ago and they were on back order after talking to someone at DTD I cancelled my order, I keep checking the website to see when they'll be back in stock, do you have any guess as to when you'll have these back? 15x8 of course.
We are expecting more stock early to mid March
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I have called a Few times. I am waiting for you guys to get more 35/12.50r15 in
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Will the MB72 16x8.5 fit ok? I don't see a backspacing listed on the website.

Also, I get the $40 internet discount even if I'm calling the order in?

Thanks,
Tom

Last edited by tomb; 02-14-2012 at 10:41 AM. Reason: Because I'm brain dead, apparantly.


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