My tires will be due change sooner than later. They are 20 in chrome wheels, wheels are pretty much chip everywhere. I'll move to 18" to have more meat in the tire. No lift or anything like that, I use my truck to move my motorcycles around so lifting not good for my need.
which of these wheels you prefer? Trying to keep it around $250 per wheel
any better suggestion?

 

I voted for the Korupt. Sorta hinges on what your truck looks like. Those Korupt would work well in bronze on a blue, or Rapid/Ruby Red truck. Do you have chrome bumpers and grille? If so, I don't think the bronze would work, would clash with the chrome.

 

I'm assuming the truck pictured is off a website where they can photoshop wheels onto a reasonably accurate rendition of your truck. Looks like your truck in your avatar. I'd go with OEM wheels. You can typically get a great deal on take offs, you have the option of choosing from, I think, MY 2004 (if I'm wrong, someone will correct me) to current MY, and I think several of them through the years look better than what you've served up. It's your money and I wish you well.

 

To me the Bronze just don't look good with chrome accents and stock ride height.
This guy knows >BFE

 

Rocker or Rebound look best to me, depending on if you like the more multi-spoke look or straight spokes. I think the biggest thing will be size, offset and tire size which can really vary how they'll look overall though.
Couple of images I found of them on real trucks (but obviously different diameter).
Rocker:
https://www.visionwheel.com/gallery/...50-412-rocker/
Rebound:
https://www.customwheeloffset.com/wh...ound-oem-stock

 

Those are all ugly AF. Most aftermarket wheels are ugly.

 

Have you looked into picking up a like new but used set of factory wheels and tires? The 2018-2020 18" sport wheels look great!

 

Need somthing simple and a little bit of offset. Somthing that makes sense. Looks like they belong. Instead of drawing attention for the wrong reasons. Somthing that will not date the truck. Like the oem style do. There out there.just takes time to find them. Can never go wrong with a nice set of gloss black non busy pattern styled wheel.

 

My vote would be other/a nice set of oem wheels.

 

Yet to see an aftermarket wheel with larger tires that looks good at stock height.