Pro Comp wheels

[OffRoadin]

Anyone have these?

Pro Comp Xtreme Alloy Series 8069 Gloss Black 18x9 - 8x6.5 - 4.75 BS

As far as the backspacing goes, is 4.75 ok if I plan on doing the Cognito 2-3" leveling kit (with all the other needed parts)? I will most likely be running 37/13.5/18" or 325/65/18 35" tires? For background I will probably only go offroading 4-5 weekends a year.


I know that many run the Mojave Teflons 18x9.5" wheels and absolutely love them, and these are my two choices that I'm torn between... Any help would be appreciated.

[Boss Hoss]

I would stick to 20's .

[Boss Hoss]

Originally Posted by Boss Hoss

I would stick to 20's .

Preferrably a 20x10.

[jmsspratlin]

Originally Posted by Boss Hoss

Preferrably a 20x10.

[OffRoadin]

20x10" wheels? For off roading... I was reading some posts and they were already saying the 18" wheel is too big. Granted I'm only going a few weekends a year, but I've always been about using the car/motorcycle for what's intended for and the H2 is no different.

[TXSUT]

Don't listen to Boss Hoss, he's "Hooked on Bling".

[Boss Hoss]

Originally Posted by OffRoadin

20x10" wheels? For off roading... I was reading some posts and they were already saying the 18" wheel is too big. Granted I'm only going a few weekends a year, but I've always been about using the car/motorcycle for what's intended for and the H2 is no different.

I would bet the individual that wrote the post has never wheeled with a 20in rim setup. With a 35+ in tire there is still plenty of rubber. Ive wheeled what is arguably the toughest orv in the east on 20's and have yet to see how a 17 or 18in rim could possibly out perform my setup. In fact i have been told by on lookers that my 20in rim with 35in tires has out performed a 17in rim with 37in tires

You will want to stick with 20's.

Btw, txsut just pretends to know what hes talking about.