What To Do....?
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Really depends on where you shop.....
I have seen them per Wheel at $139.00 that was the cheapest....
I have seen them upwards of $239.00 a wheel too.....?
The Earnhardts ( Black and Silver) are back ordered till Dec at most places, I got lucky and found a set....
Never found a set of thugs.....They are also out till Dec.
I have seen them per Wheel at $139.00 that was the cheapest....
I have seen them upwards of $239.00 a wheel too.....?
The Earnhardts ( Black and Silver) are back ordered till Dec at most places, I got lucky and found a set....
Never found a set of thugs.....They are also out till Dec.
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Going for a set of Centerline Wilderness Series Wildcats, 17x9. I kinda like a little more of a classic truck look for myself, they look a little like the old magnesium wheels from the 70's, my older brother had a set of magnesiums on his 75 Chevy stepside and I've loved the look since.
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Don't get me wrong, quite a few of the new styles of wheels are gorgeous with all the facets that flash like a diamond rolling down the street, but those things are also a PITA to keep clean, I'm all about simple. If you saw my boat you'ld understand how much I like simple.
Post up some pics when you get those new boots mounted on the truck....
Post up some pics when you get those new boots mounted on the truck....
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Thats not too bad....My entire setup is back ordered for 5 weeks. Looks like my KM2's will sit in the shed for a while.
Are you going to mount those wheels anyway and just add the caps when they come in? Looks nice so far
Are you going to mount those wheels anyway and just add the caps when they come in? Looks nice so far