Looking for 30 lb.or less positive offset wheels

[2nd 392]

Right the first time— I give up!

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[blnewt]

Right the first time— I give up!

lol, yeah, would be cool to have both options, pretty good looking set regardless

 

[2nd 392]

If

lol, yeah, would be cool to have both options, pretty good looking set regardless

If they came in the right bolt pattern I would have been interested enough to find out if the logo was etched or removable.

 

[sourdough]

Here's another one Ben, only 23 pounds and a good positive offset

https://www.motegiracing.com/product/wheels/mr150-trailite/?attribute_pa_finish=matte-bronze

Thanks Brad. I really like the +25 my AEV Pintler wheels have but they are on the heavy side.

 

[blnewt]

Oops thought I posted the black one, here goes
https://www.motegiracing.com/product/wheels/mr150-trailite/?attribute_pa_finish=satin-black

 

[Cookie Monster]

The Quadratec Morphic is 17x8.5 and +10mm offset. On my scale it was 26.4 lbs. I believe most of the Quadratec private label wheel offerings are this size. I have a thread on the wheel and my setup here: Quadratec Morphic

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[df007]

Method 316 if you are ok with 8" width. 25.1 lbs and pretty good price.
316 | Matte Black – MR31678050525 – – Method Race Wheels

 

[sourdough]

I like Method wheels Bead Grip concept but wonder if it is worth an extra $100 per wheel. This might be my replacement. https://www.methodracewheels.com/co...cts/705-matte-titanium?variant=39338184998973

 

[Steph1]

Montegi Racing Trail lite MR15078550718 17X8.5, +18mm and 23.98 lbs

https://www.motegiracing.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/05/hMR1507-1024x966.png

 

[COKENOGOOD]

method 703 +25mm
I remember it’s 30lbs

 

[sourdough]

Well, I have been pricing the Method 705 bead grip in 8.5x17 with +25 offset in Bronze. Advertised at well under 30 lbs. but they seem to be out of stock everywhere I looked. They were $329 but the new order price increase was like $4xx something.
So for now I'll be rolling on the old heavy AEV Pintlers with a new set of 315 light KO2's in load range "C". They are about a 20 lb. lighter tire than my 37" Cooper STT PROs and that will have to do for now. I should see a hiway performance gain and my stock Rubi axles will thank me. A/T compromise

 

[blnewt]

Here's a link to tirerack, I checked the 17" diameter, 22-24lb, and 25-27lb filters and it looks like there's pretty good sets out there, and in stock too!

https://www.tirerack.com/wheels/res...el=Wrangler&autoYear=2019&autoModClar=Rubicon

 

[Wolfy]

Well, I have been pricing the Method 705 bead grip in 8.5x17 with +25 offset in Bronze. Advertised at well under 30 lbs. but they seem to be out of stock everywhere I looked. They were $329 but the new order price increase was like $4xx something.

I LOVE the look of the 705s. I came very close to ordering. Discount put together a package price for me, but I just couldn't justify it with my OEM wheels and tires just like new, and not worth much in resale. But I've never seen the 705 offered in Bronze and they don't show it on the Method site either. Only Black or Titanium. I was looking at Titanium. Seems like they are plentiful @ $329 from multiple sources. But no Bronze. Sorry.

 

[sourdough]

I LOVE the look of the 705s. I came very close to ordering. Discount put together a package price for me, but I just couldn't justify it with my OEM wheels and tires just like new, and not worth much in resale. But I've never seen the 705 offered in Bronze and they don't show it on the Method site either. Only Black or Titanium. I was looking at Titanium. Seems like they are plentiful @ $329 from multiple sources. But no Bronze. Sorry.

My bad, you are right, it was It was a 703 bead grip I ended up finding in bronze and got the not available and new order price shock ... https://www.methodracewheels.com/products/703-method-bronze?variant=39290142326845
even at $329 I pass.

 

[DogsRule]

Method 316 if you are ok with 8" width. 25.1 lbs and pretty good price.
316 | Matte Black – MR31678050525 – – Method Race Wheels

Classic. Y'know, when coming off the oem 7.5" wide wheels, I prefer an 8" wide instead of 9". If later I go from 285 back down to 255 or 245s, the 8" allows for this better than if still at a wide 9". I think. Just IMHO.

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