best looking jeep rims

[Crusher16]

I like the Ravines so much, I bought a set for my baby sister for Christmas:



Could use a little more meat on em, but they still look great...

Robert

Agreed. ravines are awesome.

 

[Jeep450r]

My favorite rims are the stock rims painted black.

 

[DanMan2k06]

I'm also a big fan of the ravines. If they were 16's I would absolutely have a set. But I've always thought 15's looked a tad small on our cherokee's

Alloys are lighter too LOL-main reason Im running them on my heavy arse Toyos.

True that. Unsprung weight blows. I'm pretty sure Soft 8's are like 28lbs a piece. Vs OEM alloy which is right around 20.

 

[WrenchMonkey]

I'm also a big fan of the ravines. If they were 16's I would absolutely have a set. But I've always thought 15's looked a tad small on our cherokee's

They look perfect to me up to about a 33.

35s up you're right, the 16" moab fills it out better.

Robert

 

[winkosmosis]

How come no one has posted these yet? The classic Jeep wheel. They even say "Jeep" on them.

 

[WrenchMonkey]

Yeah, some goober did, like five days ago...

The chunky one with the Jeep logo on one of the spokes. I can't find a pic anywhere... You'd think it would be easy to find. Is there a list of stock Jeep wheels anywhere on the internet??

Oh, wait... Um... nevermind!

:gag:




Robert

 

[winkosmosis]

Yeah, I didn't count my own post because I didn't post a pic.

What I really like about those wheels is they are nice and squared off, just like the XJ. I don't like the way the newer wheels with the rounded organic surfaces look on an 80s origami vehicle

 

[tomcat]

WORD! Aluminum will bend and go back to their original(or real close) position. Steelies will not. You bend a steelie and itll leave you resetting a bead on the trail...(ask me how I know)

Aluminum is soft yes but not soft enough to break in half at the spokes LOL. Sure you might spin an alloy on a rock and shave off the finish and a few shavings of aluminum but thats all...Alloys are lighter too LOL-main reason Im running them on my heavy arse Toyos.

blacksmith sledgehammer, air up, and you are on your way. ask me how i know.

try that with aluminum. only thing i don't like about running factory wheels is the backspacing.

 

[Begster]

...Alloys are lighter too LOL-main reason Im running them on my heavy arse Toyos.

I hear you, my 33x13.5 Toyo M/T's and Soft 8's weigh 110lbs a piece. They actually weigh more than my friends 39's.

Maybe there not stock but you can easily find some in a junk yard

If you read his request, he was asking for stock wheels.

I haven't easily found any black steelies in a junkyard before. I actually think black steelies look terrible if they don't have an agressive offroad tire on them. I've seen a number of small trucks or wranglers with them on, and street tires, and they look pretty terrible, base-model like.

 

[winkosmosis]

blacksmith sledgehammer, air up, and you are on your way. ask me how i know.

try that with aluminum. only thing i don't like about running factory wheels is the backspacing.

That's what the spare tire is for

 

[muddeprived]