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This immediately came to mind:

I've had great luck with them and have never even purchased tires from them. Got a nail in a tire on my lease and took it to them fully expecting to pay and they plugged it for free. Got a nail a second time and again, they plugged it for free.

Definitely not apples to apples. These are full hub extension bolt-on kits. I would think this still isn't as reliable as the normal hub but these are definitely much better than spacers

The nitrogen filled tires are my favorite. Such easy profit for them

Also why dealers add a bunch of little unnecessary accessories to cars on the lot. They increase the selling price and make better margin on those accessories/add-ons. But yes, like others have said, most of their profit is from service dept and used car sales.

Nice! Much better

Site looks great and is very fast! One thing I noticed is on the product pages the images are very hard to view. With the way that image section is formatted, it zooms in super far on product images and makes it hard to see the products.

If you are going to buy something new, this works really well and was designed for windshields. It also fold up really nice if you are keeping it in your truck: https://www.invisibleglass.com/products/product/95163CSTON01/invisible-glass-reach-clean/cp_/all-products

Invisible Glass makes a tool specifically for this: https://www.invisibleglass.com/products/product/95163CSTON01/invisible-glass-reach-clean/cp_/all-products. Basically the same as what you described though. Does come with a microfiber shaped for the plastic triangle pad. I bought it and used...

Forged They are 1-piece forged. Seems worth it

Weld Racing Beadlock Here is a pic of Welds new beadlock wheels on a Raptor

Weld Racing just came out with a new line, the Rekon line. Their B57 is pretty mean looking. This picture is a 5 lug but they do make it in 6 lug as well.

Weld Racing New Wheels Do you happen to know the weight of Weld Racing's new Rekon line? Typically their wheels are some of the lightest on the market