Best wheels for Raptor

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Innov8 is the way to go if you have the bank roll
They are amazing... and made in the good ol’ USA. But... $700 a wheel... ouch. Worth it for sure, if the bank roll is right.

I vote 17” methods for a good-looking China made wheel.
 

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They are amazing... and made in the good ol’ USA. But... $700 a wheel... ouch. Worth it for sure, if the bank roll is right.

I vote 17” methods for a good-looking China made wheel.

The OEM beadlocks are built in china too. Innov8 gets my vote too if you have $$ or don't mind spending the $$. And the new Innov8 17x8.5 +25 is very close to the stock fitment.

But bang for buck, I can agree on Method. The Trail Series wheels in particular are pretty awesome. The bead grip technology works really well without hassle of beadlocks.
 

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I had the method nv 305 wheels. I liked them, but they rubbed a fair amount off-road with their 0 offset. Ended up swapping them for the Venomrex 601 and I’m glad I did.

Personally I like the look better and they are a fair amount lighter. The methods are probably a tougher wheel, but I’ve had zero problems with the venomrex off-road so far.

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17” or 20” depends on what you are wanting to primarily do with the truck. Those that vote 17” are correct if off-roading a lot that does give you more sidewall and the ability to air down especially with true bead lock wheels. If however you are a on road primarily and want to take a little sidewall wiggle out of the truck when at speed. Then 20” will take a little sidewall out. You will however have a slightly more ruff of a ride with the 20” wheels. This is all assuming you stay with a 35” tire. I personally have 20” Venomrex VR-602. I like the look and ride. I’m also using Geisers up front and Deaver +3 in the back. Truly it’s personal choice good luck.
 
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