AEV Wheels
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AEV Wheels
Im looking at running some AEV wheels and 35s on my jk. My question is are they tucked in more then lets say some soft 8s or xds?? I never seen a good front picture but it looks like they are. Anyone care to add to this?? Any pics?
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I love my AEV Pintlers....First thing I bought.
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You need to compare the offset of the AEV wheels to the others. But generally, the AEVs will be tucked in more. They run a +10mm offset and most others are -10mm. Thus they will stick out 20 mm more than the AEvs on each side.
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Let me start out by saying I'm an AEV fan. Now let me bash them a bit.
The AEV Pintlers have a weak point - the so-called "valve stem protector". Your TPMS (assuming you have an 2008+ vehicle) will stick out like this:
See how they stick out? First rock or stump you come close to, they'll look like this:
Bummer. However, there's a fix. When you have your tires installed, make sure they band the TPMS inside the tire. Discount Tire did mine like this:
Then you can put in a shorty rubber valve stem like this:
Problem solved! Rugged wheels AND good looks!
The AEV Pintlers have a weak point - the so-called "valve stem protector". Your TPMS (assuming you have an 2008+ vehicle) will stick out like this:
See how they stick out? First rock or stump you come close to, they'll look like this:
Bummer. However, there's a fix. When you have your tires installed, make sure they band the TPMS inside the tire. Discount Tire did mine like this:
Then you can put in a shorty rubber valve stem like this:
Problem solved! Rugged wheels AND good looks!