Sale is finished... Thanks for the interest! Keep watch for the next one...
Best regards,
Bob Blakeborough
Urban X Wheel & Tire
403.769.1771
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Sale is finished... Thanks for the interest! Keep watch for the next one...
Best regards,
Bob Blakeborough
Urban X Wheel & Tire
403.769.1771
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I should also mention that Alpha Equipt is doing an amazing snorkel kit all hand crafted in California for the 3rdGen Taco! As these are hand made there is sometimes a waiting list, but I do have one coming in the next couple weeks that is up for grabs!
https://alphaequipt.com/collections/...3rd-gen-tacoma
https://cdn.shopify.com/s/files/1/02...g?v=1593495875
https://cdn.shopify.com/s/files/1/02...g?v=1593495875
These look amazing Bob!
They really do! It is nice to see some companies moving away from the "RigPig" (not that there is anything wrong with that lol) wheels. It has just been done to death and these clean styles are starting to make a comeback.Quote:
Originally Posted by civic_stylez
Bump! Some questions that have come up... You do not need to buy wheels to get a group buy deal on the tires. Tires only, rims, only or full packages are all GTG!
I love it! Do they make snorkels for Teslas?
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Kinda sweet! but as far as I can tell, only have 16 and 17" rims. Good for the purist off roader, but they wont clear my rotors :(
Looks like they have 18’s if you go wheels>Ford>Raptor/F150 on the website.Quote:
Originally Posted by spikerS
Wont work for all truck brakes but should cover most.
17's will fit your truck all day long bro... They do have 18's too though. I have them on my F150.Quote:
Originally Posted by spikerS
Any more details on the wheels? Flow formed? Made in China?
Almost all wheels are made in China nowadays, just the way it is. They key is having dedicated quality control in a modern facility and not old gravity pour stuff. These are all proper cast under pressure and are built to take a beating. Not ultra light weight wheels but by no means boat anchors. It is the same method used to build the vast majority of OEM wheels.Quote:
Originally Posted by dirtsniffer
Thanks for the info. Kind of what I was thinking. Found it a bit strange that the website didn't have that info.
Not uncommon with American companies I find, current political climate taken into consideration. LolQuote:
Originally Posted by dirtsniffer
How do I get a job with a wheel company? It's almost impossible to find 8 lug wheels that fit without a lift and don't look stupid. I feel like I need to get a job with a wheel company just so I can build a normal set for myself.
So when I see some wheels are 6x139.7 and some as just 6x139.... is that accurate?? Even filtering it down to “taco/4Runner/GX it still has wheels as both
I never even picked up on that on the website. I see it all the time through all kinds of manufacturers. Even the tire rack drops the .7 off on most of their descriptions now. Maybe when the web guy was doing mass copying and pasting a digit got left off or maybe some setting caused rounding. Maybe some schmuck like me just put it in wrong. I don't know but I will point it out to them. The first time I saw TSW's search function bringing up 6-140 years ago (and still to this day) it though me for a loop!Quote:
Originally Posted by ercchry
Last week to get in on these rims or tires for an extra deal!!
Bump! Last day!