muirj3

A day or two away from pulling the trigger on some 33x12.5x20's with new Fuel full blown D255 white wheels (20x10). Worked out a deal for $4600 for tires wheels TPMS's and all hardware.

I'm a little skeptical about the life time of the tread on these and hesitating as a result to buy. Does anyone have any experience with these? If so please share.

Regards,

Justin Muir

Krookz

Wait... $4600???

I paid $2100 for 35's on Fuel D522 17's, fyiy

muirj3

the D255 is a two piece wheel. In a 20x10. Extremely pricey. And I'm getting them about 800$ cheaper than majority of places Ive checked. I'm content with the pricing on them. Just unsure of the quality of the fuel wheels. If I'm paying this I'm damn sure hoping they'll last me well.

muirj3

also keep in mind that's 4600 Canadian. With conversion about 75 cents its a bitch to get nice wheels and tires up here for cheap

Krookz

Thats still $3467 USD at the current rate. Thats insane for some rims/tires.
If you want 2peice get some real beadlocks. Skip the mall crawling crap

muirj3

as far as I've seen you get what you pay for. I've got another five plus years in my truck. Want a really nice summer wheel rather than flipping rubber on my stock wheels.

Krookz

I dunno about that... this new crap is getting worse and worse. My stock rims are already all corroded and peeling. Truck is rusting all over underneath. Ect.

muirj3

how old is yours? Mines done very well this far. 110k Km's so far in Manitoba. (Slush, sand salt etc) without issue.

Krookz

'13 with 8,200 miles.
Rear diff is leaking too.

Toshbar

Talk about being taken for a ride.....lol