Aftermarket Wheels
09-01-2014, 02:03 PM
#31
[MENTION=191155]daaaaaan[/MENTION] I like the first one a lot. I think the squared off look works better with the squared off look of the F150 better than the more curved designs do.
09-01-2014, 03:22 PM
#32
Senior Member
Stock wheels are stock wheels...
They don't look terrible and they don't look awesome.
Aftermarket wheels usually look good unless you get some gaudy, ridiculously childish "Rockstars".
They don't look terrible and they don't look awesome.
Aftermarket wheels usually look good unless you get some gaudy, ridiculously childish "Rockstars".
09-01-2014, 04:39 PM
#33
Senior Member
Go with American Forces. Look great, and you don't see a set in every street corner. They come in mirror polish, black, or the faceplate series that you can customize. Here's mine and [MENTION=120634]DavidSchlot822[/MENTION]
09-01-2014, 11:14 PM
#36
Go with American Forces. Look great, and you don't see a set in every street corner. They come in mirror polish, black, or the faceplate series that you can customize. Here's mine and @DavidSchlot822
09-01-2014, 11:15 PM
#37
09-01-2014, 11:40 PM
#38
09-02-2014, 08:27 AM
#40
The XD Crank is a sharp wheel. Those pictured are terrible. Most aftermarket wheels are too busy and too gawdy. There are some classy aftermarket wheels around but the above are not it.
When I change wheels on any of my trucks I always pick one of the OEM special edition wheels. I put 18" Roush wheels on my 02 F150 and I've put 22" Harley wheels on my 06 f150. I put 22" SRT10 wheels on my RAM. There was a lot if design effort put into those type of wheels for good reason.
When I change wheels on any of my trucks I always pick one of the OEM special edition wheels. I put 18" Roush wheels on my 02 F150 and I've put 22" Harley wheels on my 06 f150. I put 22" SRT10 wheels on my RAM. There was a lot if design effort put into those type of wheels for good reason.