lol I have been running 3/4 inch spacers on mine for years and she gets beat on. Don't let the folks who have never ran them scare you. Plus they do have a -12 option now.
@@petyweestraw Love that, putting 706's on my truck on Wednesday with some Mickey Thompson Baja Boss A/T's. Also going to have to trim the lugs and run a 3/4" spacer to get me from 18>0 offset. Pockets just offset enough to require the lug trim...looking forward to trying these wheels!
Yeah, i really wanted to run the 312 or 310 on my Grand Cherokee but, they literally have no wheels with the correct offset/fitment. Love my 305's in Bronze on my 4Runner. Guess KMC it is.
Just wish they had some kind of protection. Getting tired of touching up my rims after every wheeling trip. I did get the black though and they are awesome wheels (down to 3 psi in the snow without issues on a Wrangler).
I ordered the 703 in bronze to mount BFG K02 315/70R17 on my Snazzberry Pearl Rubicon. I really liked the 701 style a bit better, but they only came in black and titanium., both of which I thought would get lost visually in the blackwall 35" tires. Can't wait to see them mounted up.
I meant to say that the 701 only came in bronze and black. Initially, I wanted the gloss titanium so I started looking at the 703. Then I decided that I liked the 703 better than the 701. After looking at many images of the titanium finish, sort of thought it was a little too dark and I wanted my wheels to pop. Finally decided on the 703 bronze.
What tyres would you put on the 15 +15 502's on a Subaru Outback 2008 XT? Im looking at 205/70/15 Yokohama Geo15 myself for all year round and Im not seeing any reviews with this. Can you possibly do a review? top 10 0lder Subaru recommendations please, please, brother from another mother.
a google search brought me here..... ill certainly be ordering my lift and wheels and tires from you guys. significantly cheaper than any of the other leading online retailers for lifts, wheels, and tires.
Like the rim lock feature. Looking for a set to upgrade my factory steel wheels on 2019 Sprinter 4x4. Need all the weight capacity I can get and don’t care for the intricate designs with fake bolts, etc that many go with. Keep it single, easy to clean and check for damage
I have a 2021 JL Jeep Wrangler Unlimited Rubicon. I plan on getting some Method Wheels and 35” tires on it soon. I’m going to save this video to know which Method wheels I’m going to get. I used to live in San Diego, and a majority of my off roading has been out there, Arizona and Nevada but now I live in Colorado so I’m trying to research what tires would be best to pair up with the wheels for the terrain that I used to off road in and now for the terrain in Colorado as well. I always ran BF Goodrich T/A KO’s and KO 2’s but and always had excellent results with them but now I want to see if there are any tires that would perform better?
Hey J.R! Thanks for reaching out! The BFG KO2 is a great tire. Some comparable tires would be the Mickey Thompson Baja Boss A/T or the Falken WildPeak AT3W. Let us know when you're ready to make the purchase and we would love to help get you setup!
@@TrailBuilt, I’m going to order 5, Method 108 wheels in 17x9’s and am leaning towards sticking with the BF Goodrich T/A KO 2’s simply due to my familiarity with them and the original ones, literally since I could drive. Those are all that I have ever run on any of my trucks. I’m also considering the BF Goodrich Mud Terrain T/A KM3’s due to the increased likelihood of my going out off roading in the snow, and maybe possibly even the deep snow in certain areas as well. Especially as I climb in elevation on numerous Colorado trails. But, as I’m writing this response back to you I’m watching your guys’ video on your favorite off road tires for 2022 and in that video, I’m really liking what I am seeing with those Mickey Thompson Baja Boss A/T’s. The tread pattern on those definitely looks really good and slightly more aggressive than the BF Goodrich All Terrain T/A KO2’s and they look like they would clean out the treads, of any snow, and/or mud over the BF Goodrich tires.
He's just reading Method's PR materials, with some of their race footage spliced into the video for effect. I like the looks of the 701, but I spend orders of magnitude more time driving my GX 460 than I do looking at it and I don't worry about being out-pointed at Starbucks. I'd need to see real, objective advantages before I drop a bunch of money to replace my OEM alloys.
@@J.Shane_24 you said race footage says a lot. All it says is who’s sponsoring the team. Next time read through your own comment since I already said it.
Not a physical catalog sadly but we do have on our site every wheel that we do have available with plenty of filters to use to find the exact wheels you are interested in! www.trailbuiltoffroad.com/store/wheels
Really love method race wheels but unfortunately they do not offer any fitments for my current vehicle. I'd literally have to purchase a newer completely different vehicle to be able to run any method race wheel.
