M/T II's?
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I have 'em in 15x8 -- strong, simple and solid.
Like almost all polished wheels, they are not clear coated and require quite a bit of maintenance to keep them shiny if you offroad -- I've pretty much ignored them and I now have grey wheels, lol.
Still, they've been great and M/T's service is fantastic. I damaged a wheel with loose lugnuts and ruined the steel inserts in the wheels lugholes (which is a feature of M/T's that not all wheels have). I emailed them, told them how I did it and I wanted to order 5 new ones -- they said don't worry about it and sent me 5 new ones for free.
Like almost all polished wheels, they are not clear coated and require quite a bit of maintenance to keep them shiny if you offroad -- I've pretty much ignored them and I now have grey wheels, lol.
Still, they've been great and M/T's service is fantastic. I damaged a wheel with loose lugnuts and ruined the steel inserts in the wheels lugholes (which is a feature of M/T's that not all wheels have). I emailed them, told them how I did it and I wanted to order 5 new ones -- they said don't worry about it and sent me 5 new ones for free.
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These are the wheels I was looking into buying. But ater a lot of research I discovered they arent the best wheels in that price range. I found a set of wheels from "Allied" they are called "Stone Crusher's". I really like these wheels, they look great and also are aluminum. And I polish them once a month. I bought the mother's buff ball. And put it on a drill and just get the wheels good and shiny. They are very easy to clean and takes about 10 minutes to get all of the wheels to look like new.
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Originally Posted by JERMasaurusREX
Since they are exclusivly through a company called Les Schwab. They are actually cheaper then then the classic 2's or the classic lock 2's. And also have some what of a sinulated bead lock. WITH removable screws so you can add a ring. They are sick and about 124 a wheel. for 15X15.5's