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CVP33 said:

Wheels
- $682 for all 4, eBay sale
- Vision Korupt 17x9 -12 offset (zero poke by my eye)
- Bronze finish with faux bead lock. Looks the part though.

Tires
- $579 for all 4, eBay sale
- Goodyear Goodyears (apparently Ford made them take Wrangler off the sidewall)
- 315/70r17 GY looks a little beefier from the side but about 1.5” skinner
- Setup 18#’s lighter than bead locks and K02’s. So save 72#’s in unsprung weight. MPG sky-rocketed from 13 to 13.1.

TPMS
- Under $25 all 4, these worked off Amazon, Discount Tire had no issues with programming.
- LINK : https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0BW9R5J28/?tag=fordraptorforum-20

$1,261 for wheels and tires + ~$25 TPMS + $0 to mount/balance at DT.


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3Dog said:

Those look great. I assume you are aware of the G-G Territory MTs reputation for rock throwing. Had these from the factory on my Bronco sasquatch and switched over to KO2s. Just get some good flaps.

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CVP33 said:

Just checked, 1 x 4622, 2 x 5022 and 1 x 0123.

Performance tires we always coached 2 to 3 years shelf life if properly stored.

Truck and passenger tires are 6 to 10 years. People sometimes remember the 1990’s when tire technology and chemistry didn’t allow for longer shelf life’s. No such worries with tires made over the last 10 years.

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1. Excessive exposure to ultraviolet (UV) rays from sunlight
2. Low inflation pressure in the tires
3. Storing tires at extremely high temperatures
4. Not using the tires due to lengthy storage of a vehicle or the tires themselves
5. Storing tires near electric motors, battery chargers, generators, welding equipment, or other ozone-generating sources