Feedback on Quadratec wheels

[JABCAT]

Sold our JKU this morning so I won't be able to swap the Willys wheels over to the new "22 when it arrives. Was looking at Quadratec and see they have several factory-style wheels, and at really good prices. I also like that they have a slightly more concave face and are wider than oem. Would love to hear feedback on these wheels, specifically the Morphic, '41, & Recon wheels from anyone who has them.

*I did use the search function, but as most forum search features, there a lot to be desired as far as pointing you to what you're looking for. Thanks!

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[laroo]

I have the black Morphic wheels installed (Willys/MOAB clone). I think they look great, and I like that they have more poke than the stock wheels. I also bought them during a sale, so got them 20% off. I'm not sure what feedback you're looking for, but I haven't had any issues with mine. They have held up well, but I haven't been in the rocks at all. If you're looking for a picture, I'll have to post one later.

I really wanted some Black Rhino wheels, but the price for the Quadratec wheels was too good to pass up. And I just really like the look of the Willys wheels.

 

[JABCAT]

I have the black Morphic wheels installed (Willys/MOAB clone). I think they look great, and I like that they have more poke than the stock wheels. I also bought them during a sale, so got them 20% off. I'm not sure what feedback you're looking for, but I haven't had any issues with mine. They have held up well, but I haven't been in the rocks at all. If you're looking for a picture, I'll have to post one later.

I really wanted some Black Rhino wheels, but the price for the Quadratec wheels was too good to pass up. And I just really like the look of the Willys wheels.

Thanks, would love a picture when you can get one. Looking for feedback about quality, weight compared to oem, and issues with tire balancing, etc.

 

[laroo]

The weight difference from stock is over 10 pounds I think, 34 (based on Quadratec shipping weight) vs 22 for stock (based on some posts on this forum somewhere)... I'm not sure if that's a completely fair comparison, but should be ballpark. I didn't notice any difference in how it drives. I think the quality is excellent, but I don't have much to compare to. I've only had one set of tires installed, but no balance issues. I would definitely recommend them if you like the look.

Sorry, I don't have many pictures of my Jeep. Tires are 285/70/17, wish I'd have gotten 285/75/17 though.

 

[Cookie Monster]

@JABCAT Here is my thread and thoughts on the quadratic morphic wheel. https://www.jlwranglerforums.com/forum/threads/quadratec-morphic-wheels-with-37s-lots-of-pics.73056/

I've enjoyed these rims and love the looks of them. The fitment works for my setup, 2" lift and smallish 37s. I've only noticed minor rubbing on end links, under full lock and full stuff.

Here are a few more gratuitous pictures from Rausch Creek:

 

[Pinion]

Those are my favorite factory rims. I didn't know that Quadratec made them with different off sets.

 

[JABCAT]

@JABCAT Here is my thread and thoughts on the quadratic morphic wheel. https://www.jlwranglerforums.com/forum/threads/quadratec-morphic-wheels-with-37s-lots-of-pics.73056/

I've enjoyed these rims and love the looks of them. The fitment works for my setup, 2" lift and smallish 37s. I've only noticed minor rubbing on end links, under full lock and full stuff.

Here are a few more gratuitous pictures from Rausch Creek:

Thanks for this feedback and the link to your thread/pics. I just picked up suspension from a JLUR diesel so that should give our Sahara Altitude a decent lift to throw some bigger tires on these wheels.

 

[JABCAT]

I was just about to pull the trigger on the Morphic wheels but they showed out-of-stock until April and were priced at $169/wheel. Now they're $229/wheel and magically back in-stock

 

[XJfanatic]

I have the Xtreme rubicon wheels on the gladiator. The 315s and those are lighter than 285 ridge grapplers and stock sport wheels.

They do poke some on the wider max tow axles.

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