Bronze Wheel Recommendations

[Pescatoral Pursuit]

Preferably lightweight.

I love my Saltas but the Jeep is getting new tires and I've always liked the bronze on blue.

Also mulling the idea of painting them. Has anyone done this? Satisfied with the results?

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[disenhower]

Preferably lightweight.

I love my Saltas but the Jeep is getting new tires and I've always liked the bronze on blue.

Also mulling the idea of painting them. Has anyone done this? Satisfied with the results?

Fuel Beast Machined with Dark Tint. Love them!

 

[bleda2002]

If you find a plasti-dip at dipmycar.com you like it lasts a really long time and is extremely forgiving to use.

If not you could call local powder coaters to see how much to reshoot your saltas.

 

[LCF]

powder coat yours ...?!?!?!?

 

[Toro34]

if you absolutely love the Saltas, your best bet is to paint them, but Method has pretty much their whole line available in Bronze.
Not sure how much wheeling you do, but they are also available in Bead-Grip. I was looking hard at the Method 703's

 

[Steven_B]

I've got the Method 701s. One of the main reason I went with this wheel is because fo the beadgrip feature.

 

[TARHEELKIDD]

Fuel Shok. They are very easy to balance and keep clean.

 

[Pescatoral Pursuit]

If you find a plasti-dip at dipmycar.com you like it lasts a really long time and is extremely forgiving to use.

If not you could call local powder coaters to see how much to reshoot your saltas.

These are likely my 2 options asked preferably something like a plasti-dip which can be reversed in the future.

if you absolutely love the Saltas, your best bet is to paint them, but Method has pretty much their whole line available in Bronze.
Not sure how much wheeling you do, but they are also available in Bead-Grip. I was looking hard at the Method 703's

I love them. The methods look more like the original Saltas. I have the XRs and prefer them.
The type of wheeling I do in Florida doesn't really require beadlocks.

 

[Benbean66]

x2 for Fuel Shok (17x10)

 

[chorky]

These are likely my 2 options asked preferably something like a plasti-dip which can be reversed in the future.

I love them. The methods look more like the original Saltas. I have the XRs and prefer them.
The type of wheeling I do in Florida doesn't really require beadlocks.

Q-tech has their hard rock ones on sale for super cheap. I bet it's on closeout. It's more of a silvery bronze but I have been considering them just due to the price. I dislike the polished alum parts though. Method's get my vote though

https://www.quadratec.com/p/quadratec/hardrock-wheel/smoke-bronze-wrangler-jk-jl-gladiator-jt

 

[antwon412]

I will second the method of bronze wheels. A very solid, well-built wheel. It looks great against the blue!

 

[NotSo Bright White]

I run the TeraFlex Nomads and love the built in air down valves. They just came out with a bronze wheel with the air downs that would look great with your blue JT.

 

[RS3]

Fuel Beast Machined with Dark Tint. Love them!

Are these the gun metal gray but have a bronze tint to them or are they matte black double dark tint? Thinking about these for my Gobi.

 

[Sbro2021]

bronze-gold-hyperdip-wheel-kit
motor-oil-car-kit

I agree with dip if you love the wheels. I'm planning on painting my truck in their Motor oil color which I think will go great with my 702's that I have now.

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