Me too. He can be a pain but I love the old dude.

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Thanks dude!

Thanks man.

THank you sir.

You are very welcome.

Awesome man! Glad I could help

The tires haven't previously been mounted should not make a difference. Running the Beadlock Ring Spacer kits would be highly recommended. Should help a lot with the mounting process. The rings deflect causing unwanted stress on the bolt heads. Give us a call if you have any more questions. 866.779.8604

Hey man thanks for watching. You have two of the three options for wheels you suggested. You can go with either the MR101 or the MR105. The MR102 isn't offered in your bolt pattern and unable for custom drill. The best wheel would be our MR101 but it is about 25% more per wheel. I have ran both now and for an average prerunner they are both awesome products. As far as balancing goes it's just like a regular wheel although when you go off-roading it and if you do a huge jump, hit a sharp edge, chunk the tires you'll probably have the set go off balance again. The best option for a non-daily driver would be tire beads because they self balance. I personally haven't balanced any beadlock wheels. It's always a ruff shitty ride on the street in my truck haha.

+They call me Wally hey thanks man! Alright I think I'm deciding between the 105 or 101s. Could you explain why the 101s might be better? I like the look of them better. But I like that the 105s are cheaper and already powder coated and in my bolt pattern. I also like that they come in 3.5" BS so they'd stick out an extra inch I believe from the 101s. I'm confused though online it says 102 don't come in my bolt pattern but I just got a 2017 method catalogue, little square one, and it shows the MR102 comes in a 6x 5.5". Is that a typo? Any chance you could Message me on Instagram? I talked to Steve a while back but still can't decide which ones to go with? My Instagram is @CaptainBeard714 appreciate it!

I'm super happy with them. My buddy and I actually raced on these same tires at the NORRA 1000 in his class 1 buggy. Had zero issues 600 miles in. So far I've also had no issues on these tires with ranger.

You could, but you wont spin the bead. It'll be easily filled up and reset on the trail.

It's not typical because most of the load is placed on the outer of the vehicle. As in the inside bead typically takes the least force.

Will do

If I'm just out for a cruise its at 20psi. If i'm driver hard or if I were to race it I would be at a min 25 but recommend 30 if your motor can move it through the soft stuff.

Thanks!. Video Idea: you can make a video going about every detail on your truck, or even better a series of videos showcasing different areas of the setups e.g. Suspension, Engine/Drivetrain, Wheels/Tires, etc

Sure. Not sure what that will be though. I've got a bronco build that I'll probably end up having a lot of how-to's on. But yeah I'll go over the truck and the components at some point. I'd like to do it in a shop setting so I can half of the truck taken apart and half of the truck together.

Thanks, it will be very much appreciated

I did have them powder coated... not 100% sure the color. I'll try and get that info from my powder guy.

Thanks. I'll check that video out.

I personally do not. Mainly because I'm lazy and just eager to get them on the truck but also because the truck mostly see's dirt and therefore a balanced tire doesn't do a whole lot after the lugs have been all chunked up.

15x8

Depends on what size you are looking for and if the wheel will need a custom drill. These wheels retail at about $300 a piece and are 15x8". 17x9" wheels start at $362.50

They call me Wally my truck is puny lol i run 15x8 lol. so 300 or so a pop. got to warm the wife up to it haha. thanks man!

Kind of... If you order our race wheels you can but I always suggest that you deal directly with the powder coating company to get the exact finish you want. I went in there looking for a bronze finish and came out with gold... I liked the color better in person and he said he was going to use a clear coat that had better UV protection because the truck would spend some time in the sun. If you ordered them through us (Method), YOU would supply us with a paint code and we would just give that code to the painter. If you don't like the finish then too bad, you gave us the code. haha. Again I feel that with paint its best to deal one on one. These wheels are offered in a raw finish and therefore easy to get the painted quickly.

sweet, what is the code you used for yours, love that gold/bronze finish

Thanks man, I really like it as well. They look awesome in person. Give the guys at Maverick Powder Coating in Anaheim a call and they will get you sorted out with the paint code/supplier.

They call me Wally Im looking at the 105s for my ‘94 BKO, how much would the up charge be to have it painted in military Rapco Desert Tan (Same as Humvees) to match the Desert tan paint on my truck?

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We now offer them in our MR103s - Part number MR10358055324br

You can buy through any U.S based retailer or you can buy directly from our Website - Methodracewheels.com

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Yes i do.

It's needed. I've seen rings blown off due to damaged fasteners.

Will do