295/75/16's are now planned - Wheelers Steel or Alum?
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295/75/16's are now planned - Wheelers Steel or Alum?
Ok, I really don't want to fork out the $600 price for USED LandCruiser wheels......
So, if $$ isn't a concern (to a point), would you go...
Size - 16x8
a) Steel wheels (Type A or B?) $323 + Ship

b) Aluminum wheels - 4" BS $561 + Ship
So, if $$ isn't a concern (to a point), would you go...
Size - 16x8
a) Steel wheels (Type A or B?) $323 + Ship

b) Aluminum wheels - 4" BS $561 + Ship
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C. neither. shop it around and get the LC wheels for about $350-$400
5 LC wheels with 5 tires for $500 in CA. sell the 5 tires and get some $ back (maybe $100 or so) and you'd only have $400 in the 5 wheels.
5 LC wheels with 5 tires for $500 in CA. sell the 5 tires and get some $ back (maybe $100 or so) and you'd only have $400 in the 5 wheels.
Last edited by bamachem; Jan 3, 2006 at 06:11 PM.
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Originally Posted by bamachem
C. neither. shop it around and get the LC wheels for about $350-$400
5 LC wheels with 5 tires for $500 in CA. sell the 5 tires and get some $ back (maybe $100 or so) and you'd only have $400 in the 5 wheels.
5 LC wheels with 5 tires for $500 in CA. sell the 5 tires and get some $ back (maybe $100 or so) and you'd only have $400 in the 5 wheels.
I have a set of 4 or 5. If interested pm me.
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The aluminum wheels LOOK great, but steel is the way to go. Aluminum will take a little pounding, bending back into shape in case of a trail ding, but steel will take a lot more of a beating/fixing with a hammer before they break. It's up to you, if you want looks, aluminum. If you want function, steel.
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