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Stong,cheap,decent looking rims |
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Date: Jun 23, 2006
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Reviewer: A JeepReviews.com User from (Worcester, MA) |
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Have a set of Ar767, 15x8 with 4 inch backspacing on a 94 YJ with 4 inches of lift and 33 inch tire. The back spacing works well for my set up- could even do 3.5 if you wanted, at full lock my tire lugs slightly rub the leaf springs on the front- not a big deal though.
These rims are cheap and look good. I think I paid about $55 for each rim- can't beat that. I don't run center caps and they still look fine- you can see the rusty front axle nut and the outside piece of the rear shaft- but I don't mind that. The red/blue pin stripes are weird at first, now I don't notice them.
If you want a cheap, durable, and sleek black rim-try these. If you need a cheap set of rims with different back spacing to use larger tires- try these. |
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well worth the price |
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Date: Jan 07, 2006
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Reviewer: A JeepReviews.com User from (puyallup,wa) |
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they are well designed and are perfect for the guy who doesnt care to spend a thousand bucks on wheels i didnt care for the red and blue stripes but got used to them i had a set of centerlines that where nice and pretty (that unfortunatly came on the jeep when purchased, you can picture the lady who had it before me) but the manufacturer's warranty only covered them for tires under 30" so when the bead of what looks like calking cracked on inside of the wheel and my tire went flat, they wouldnt honor the warranty due to 31's, so i bought the ar-767's because chrome along with glitter are for girls and lowriders, they come with a manufacter's warranty and are cheap enough to replace even if they did'nt i proudly abuse mine thuroughly and highly recomend them, unless you the type that wants to just watch others play in the mud while you polish your dubs with the other girls and fix lunch |
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Great Cheap Rims... |
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Date: Oct 05, 2005
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Reviewer: A JeepReviews.com User from (Ramona, CA) |
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Great for my "off-road" set of tires. I painted over the stripes with a little Krylon gloss black.
I think that the black rims give a Jeep the "all business" look. I also like the fact that I can paint any scuffs. |
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Inexpensive rims that perform. |
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Date: Oct 01, 2004
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Reviewer: A JeepReviews.com User from (Chicago, IL) |
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The black AR-767 rims are inexpensive and handle the offroad well. My issue with them is rusting along the welds. The paintjob could be better. The rust started appearing within 2 months. it is not alot but once started it will continue. it forces me to repaint fairly new rims. |
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Good rim for the trails |
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Date: Sep 21, 2004
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Reviewer: A JeepReviews.com User from (Boston, MA) |
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So far, the AR767 rims have worked out very well for me. I've got the 15x8s with 4.0 backspacing for my 33" tires. This combo fits well in my opinion.
The AR767s are a cheap steel rim that you really don't have to worry too much about when you scrape it up or smash it on rocks (just get out the spray paint!).
My only complaint with these rims is the stupid blue and red stripes around the outer edge...but these will come off with nail polish remover (with acetone) and a lot of scrubbing. Otherwise, I think these are a great choice. |
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