FWIW we had XDs on our last truck for over 5 years. The wheels were black w/ machined finish. The truck stayed outside 24/7. When we sold the truck those wheels still looked EXCELLENT. We couldn't have been happier with their quality.Trying to narrow down a few wheels but I keep changing my mind (going on a Bright White Rubicon with 2" Mopar lift):
Cast Alum and they want $480 per wheel ...... what the hell - pretty damn proud of those wheelsBelow is the link I found. Man! They seem a bit pricey. I checked one of distributor sites and they had the wheels listed at $480+ per wheel...but they are awfully nice looking
https://www.rockmonsterwheels.com/products.php?product=jeepjk
Those are +50.8mm offset. Wrangler/Gladiator wheels are all +44.45mm offset. So, those wheels would stick in under the fenders a little farther than stock wheels. But, if the bolt pattern is 5x5 they'd still work I would think. 6mm is only 0.25".Sadly Recently missed out on a set of 2018 Rubi takeoffs which I would have loved (making a winter set of wheels/rims). Then my wife reminded me of an old set from our long since replaced 2006 Grand Cherokee hanging out in our crawl space. Could someone confirm that these would work (offset etc always throws me)? I know the JT stock rims are slightly different for load capacity etc, but again, these will be just for winter tires, and I wont be hauling heavy loads or towing...TIA for the help!
Don’t mind the grime...just pulled them out of the crawl space storage.
Stick in .... or stick out further?
In. As in, closer to the differential.
That’s what I was thinking, just love getting it verified. Thanks so much....in a little bit shouldn’t be an issue, as winter tires tend to be a little narrower- I shouldn’t have any rubbing issues. (well, except for the flimsy wheel well liners
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If asking about mine, the pic is stock with 35's. Have since installed the Daystar 2" spacer lift.
