Just looking for opinions. In the end, that is exactly what I plan to do.

 

Good just checking why dont you look at pro comp or dick cepek or these
http://www.westkycustoms.com/product/DALEJRCANNONBLACK
or 4wheelparts.com
http://www.performanceplustire.com/p...222#prodAnchor
http://www.performanceplustire.com/p.../17#prodAnchor

 

Don't get the pro comps cause those are my rims! We live in the same town and we can't have that. Just kidding, I got the black pro comps with the round holes with the chrome outer ring. Think I paid 105$ a piece for a 16x 8x 4.5"backspace. If i could do it over, definatly 17's. Any rim looks good on your purty rig

 

I like the first rims personally! thats why I have them =P

 

have you seen the moto metals? they have a couple nice ones for reasonable prices.

i like the all black ones and the 909's.

http://www.wheelsforless.com/motometal.htm


and they are made in our bolt pattern just not on that site.

 

Ok, here's one more chop. I like these the best. Pro Comp 7105. The silver lip is just the right accent with the silver truck. I think these will be the ones I go with if I decide to justify spending the money.

 

Uh, I do not like those black rims at all. I think it makes your truck loose points in integrity and cleanliness. I just think black wheels look like winter spares. I do like the procomp 6001s, I think those look very clean. Whatever happened to you liking your offroad wheels?

 

I still like them, but I really want some black wheels. I've had these wheels for close to 4 years now, so I think I am just looking for a change. I have even looked at powdercoating my current wheels.

 

Apparantly, even if I wanted to buy these today, I couldn't. 4 Wheel Parts, one of the main places to by Pro Comp wheels, told me that they are not even showing any of these 7105's in the system anywhere. He said it could be months until some are available to order.

 

Now that has something I've contemplated as well. I like my wheels, but they are a little dull. I was looking to get them powder coated a bright alloy color to kind of spice them up a little bit. A guy will do it for $200.