Soon just finished getting them on.

 

check out KMC. they make my wheels (though my specific wheel isnt in production anymore) and have a good selection of black ones.




15x8 KMC XD Assault

 

where did you get them? im in love w/ them

 

Pro Comp 8179's, thats what i got on my truck

http://www.procomptires.com/truck-je...79-wheels.aspx

 

BadA$$! Getting them for my 04 Ranger

 

Like the look of those, but i'm kinda leaning towards a spoke deisgn. Pro Comp 7189's

I like the ones turd posted better than those ^^ they have too much chrome on the lip.

 

I got em at a place in zanesville called customvehicles. they are called Ion 136's.

 

I'm reviving this thread, I'm still relatively undecided. Logic tells me that if i must have wheels, that i should buy 16's and save some green. But Darn! those 17's and 18's would look so good.

For 16" wheels, i have decided Pro Comp 8179.





For 17's, Pro Comp 8115 with 265/70 terra grapplers (31.5 x 10.5)



For 18's Pro Comp 5806 with 275/65 terra grapplers (32 x10.8). Can't find anyone who owns a set of these.



These also look awesome!

What do you guys think?

 

get the middle ones but in a 18 with the bigger tire

 

Can't get them in a 5 on 4.5 bolt pattern in anything other than a 17. I really don't want to lift (not yet anyway), so i don't want to go too big on tires.

If i act pretty quickly i could get the 18's i have pictured for under $400.

 

just get the summit BLand throw on some 18s with 33s
if you save the money on the rims you can spend it on the lift

 

i have been pondering gettin those mickey t sidebitters, but is it worth it to upgrade from my crager soft 8's? i mean steelies do rust out and they are pretty heavy

 

i vote the 17 in pro comps shown on the jeep! those rims were my first choice but i bought my tires out of order with my rims so i stuck to the stock 16in size, but i love em anyway,
take the plunge you wont regret it!

 

 

^^ I'd totally rock those if they were gloss.

 

gloss is for girls

 

And babied FX4's that rarely see mud, don't forget them