OverlanderJK
Resident Smartass
Actually they only ran those for the baja1000. They were running chamber pros.
Method Race Wheels
- Thread starter highoctane
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Actually they only ran those for the baja1000. They were running chamber pros.
piginajeep
The Original Smartass
Thanks those are it! My JK8 would look great with these
CraigRubiconLuebbers
New member
Look at the trail ready beadlocks they are made in the us. Not like the atx that are made in China
MedixJK
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I agree man, they are killer. Not sure if theyve hit the market yet, in a beadlock at least
piginajeep
The Original Smartass
That's fine it'll be months or a year before I can pull the trigger anyways.,
Rubicon john
New member
I just purchased the method 105's. I hope they got all the kinks worked out with these. I liked the style and couldn't beat the price on them. I'll be mounting them hopefully next week. I first must conquer my fear of installing my evo bolt on Co's in my drive way. [emoji16]
13_gecko_rubi
Caught the Bug
Read the directions a few times before you do the coilovers and you'll be fine.
highoctane
Caught the Bug
I'm not too worried about made in the USA wheels. Just want something that is proven tough, looks good, and not absurdly priced. Just not a fan of the Trail Ready wheels.
Outdoorsman_JK
Member
Have you mounted the wheels yet? What brand/size tires are you using with your setup?
I'm curious to see if you are having any trouble as well. The price and style of the 105s is appealing to me. Post some pictures if you have any.
Rubicon john
New member
I finished mounting the tires over a weekend. I have not yet installed them on the jeep because I haven't installed my bolt on coilovers. I decided to go with 37 Bfg ko2's because my jeep is my daily and the tire price was affordable.
The quality and finish of the wheels appears great. I will probably remove the center caps because I like that look better. Here's a pic of the tire and wheel...
Update: 35 Toyo mud terrain will work without the spacers. I was able to get hold of Method sales team and they asked me to bring the JK in for inspection. Although they didn't find any issues with installation, they later sent me an email to replace the wheels or issue a refund. I was definitely not happy with Method, but it was nice of them to make up to me.
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13_gecko_rubi
Caught the Bug
My 37 toyo open country mts didn't need them either
Wow! Congratulations. That's kind of Method to do that for you.
jesse3638
Hooked
I have a set of Raceline Monsters and they came with inserts installed the wheel. They actually came with a few extra in each box should they become damaged. I bought mine in early 2012 maybe they changed something after I purchased mine. I can see the problem if they were tapped right into the aluminum. It'd be easy to strip them if you over torqued them.
Yep! Racelines are great wheels.
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13_gecko_rubi
Caught the Bug
What exactly are you expecting a response to? You didn't ask a question.
Congrats, you broke a wheel spacer!!! Better?
Congrats, you broke a wheel spacer!!! Better?