What Kind of Rims do You Guys Have?

[Madscientist]

Moto metals 18x9.5 with 305 65 18

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[HotWheelsBurban]

Personally, I like the stock rims. NBS steelies in Chrome with 285's

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And the old style caps fit

 

[HotWheelsBurban]

Steel rally wheels off of an 83 with metal center caps

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Those look really cool, and just a little bit different. That's the only thing I don't like about the stock Burb wheels, they're so common. Eventually I want to polish them like Kenny did on his white pickup. They look SO good

 

[Tim W]

Kenny's look really good. Thanks for the compliment. The rally wheels that I have are getting hard to come by nowadays. If you fimd any they are usually a pretty penny.

 

[Shayne Jason]

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Old school

 

[Shayne Jason]

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Previous tire & rims

 

[24 Karat Brown]

OE rims, stripped, painted the gray, black, buffed out and polished. Sporting some 275/60/15s.

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Is your truck dropped at all? I plan on doing the exact same setup

 

[kennythewelder]

Is your truck dropped at all? I plan on doing the exact same setup

Only the back is dropped about 2 inches. As for my rims, they are not clear coated. I striped the OE clear coat and paint off with some air craft paint striper I bought at Orileys. Then I painted the outter sections black.Then I buffed the rims out with a with a cotton buff on an air die grinder using some brown jewelers rouge first, then some white jewelers polish, with a new cotton buff, then hand buff with white diamond metal polish, and last, a polish seal with some new finish car wax. Now I just repeat the new finish every few months. I did the same thing on my tailgate banner.

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[98chevy2500SS]

Not sure if I said this before, but that banner looks sweet! Wish I could do that to my 97's banner, but the winter and salt would definitely take a toll on it. Don't know if I can clear coat polished aluminum, or might be able to have someone powdercoat it so that it doesn't corrode.

 

[24 Karat Brown]

Only the back is dropped about 2 inches. As for my rims, they are not clear coated. I striped the OE clear coat and paint off with some air craft paint striper I bought at Orileys. ThenTThen I painted the oitter sections black.Then I buffed the rims out with a with a cotton buff on an air die grinder using some brown jewelers rouge first, then some white jewelers polish the, with a new cotton buff, then hand buff with white diamond metal polish, and last, a polish seal with some new finish car wax. Now I just repeat the new finish every few months. I did the same thing on my tailgate banner.

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So if I did the same thing, but clearcoated it, I wouldnt have to worry about waxing in theory. My truck is dropped 2/4 (well, its in the process)