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You may want to go the PlastiDip route. Cheap and easily reversible. Search the forum, lots of us have done this.
I will get that updated, thank you for the suggestion! I do worry about the plastidip because I do not want it falling off...seems like if it is reversible than it cannot be that durable? In the end I do not know for sure I am just guessingYou may want to go the PlastiDip route. Cheap and easily reversible. Search the forum, lots of us have done this.
BTW, pls add your truck's vitals to your signature when you have a moment. This makes it easier for other folks to help in case you have other questions or concerns about your vehicle.
Cheers,
You bet.I will get that updated, thank you for the suggestion! I do worry about the plastidip because I do not want it falling off...seems like if it is reversible than it cannot be that durable? In the end I do not know for sure I am just guessing
What do you consider affordable?... Tbh all 1 peice wheels are pretty cheap, it's the tires that are expensive! Fuel and Moto Metal both have really nice looking clean wheels for right around a grand. The fuel maverick is a super clean wheel, looks good on just about anything, and can be had from around $900-$1300 for a set of 4 depending on what size you get.
Thanks I’ll check those out. I purchased Wildpeaks this summer, and for wheels I’m looking to stay at or under $200/wheel...definitely would like to be under $1k with everything swapped and installed.
I’ll definitely look into it. I’m in North Dakota where we get pretty harsh winters and salt is used, so I’ll see what the durability is like on it.
Watch those videos! They listed some really nice looking wheels for under a grand! Like mentioned in my first post the fuel maverick is one of my all time favorite wheels and it's right inside that price range depending on what size you get! I had the matte black and machined version on my 2013 Laramie and they looked PERFECT on that truck with the chrome I had on that truck. The wheels were 20x10 -24 and they cost me $1150 back then. Obviously the bigger/wider and more offset you go the more expensive they get!
Oh... Well idk about all black designs lol I'm sure there is plenty of options out there for that! I personally don't like the all black look, but I'm sure you can find what your looking for!... As far as durability... I live in Iowa same harsh winters as you, I ran those mavericks with the machined faces for over 6 years here in Iowa winters and they still looked brand new when I traded that truck in on my new 5th gen back in September! I'm pretty anal and keep my truck clean but there wasn't a single spot of rust or anything on them when it comes to the machined parts of the wheels! Good luck!
Are those hubcaps?
I haven’t looked at that site yet, I’ll check it out. Thanks.
