That’s what I thought as well. Thank you.Fitment and how much they stick out should be the same as the AEV rims, they are both 17x8.5 with +25 offset. Based on the amount of research AEV does on their parts I believe this is the perfect size and offset for the JT, I am considering these wheels as well
Good to know. I didn’t know the methods required that.It's a bummer there aren't more options with a positive offset like that. I was looking at AEV and Method to get the +25, but ultimately ended up with a KMC 544 Mesa with a +18mm offset. (since it's only 1/4 inch different)
Sounds like the AEV wheels could have some wheel weight clearance issues with the caliper. If I remember right, the Method's bore was larger and required a hub ring to fit the Gladiator. Both not big issues, but something to consider.
I'm satisfied with the way the +18 looks and performs, but I think that +25 is probably the perfect setup.
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The saltas dont have the weight clearance issues, only the pintler.It's a bummer there aren't more options with a positive offset like that. I was looking at AEV and Method to get the +25, but ultimately ended up with a KMC 544 Mesa with a +18mm offset. (since it's only 1/4 inch different)
Sounds like the AEV wheels could have some wheel weight clearance issues with the caliper. If I remember right, the Method's bore was larger and required a hub ring to fit the Gladiator. Both not big issues, but something to consider.
I'm satisfied with the way the +18 looks and performs, but I think that +25 is probably the perfect setup.
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Good info - I was looking at the Pintler.The saltas dont have the weight clearance issues, only the pintler.
According to Method's website the 703 has a 71.5 hub bore, which is the same as the JT. Shouldn't need hub rings on that wheel then.Good to know. I didn’t know the methods required that.
The Borahs clear just fine.Good info - I was looking at the Pintler.