i know there very expensive but what do you think about this wheels.....
ive been readign and they say that are serios for off road but a frien is selling them whith one month of use an like 30%off, are they worth it???
are they street frendly???


thanks

 

30% ? go for it (i would) and yes they are street friendly and worth it...

 

tell him I'll buy em for 25% off

 

That's a beautiful wheel.

 

I have a set of Hutchinson beadlocks that I used to run on my H1. They are heavy, but I really liked them. I used them on the street or trail with no issues.

Chris.

 

They one of the very few bead lock wheels that are DOT approved. I personally don't like the Mopar version, but I do love the original. On my wish list.

 

ok so now im reading and i see that theres 2 part number for some specific tires look:
Application Guide:

Part #82210855 - Tire Group 1

o BF Goodrich - All Terrain T/A KO - 285/70R17
o BF Goodrich - All Terrain T/A KO - 315/70R17
o BF Goodrich - All Terrain T/A KO - 37x12.5R17
o BF Goodrich - Mud Terrain T/A KM - 285/70R17
o BF Goodrich - Mud Terrain T/A KM - 35x12.5R17
o BF Goodrich - Mud Terrain T/A KM - 37x12.5R17
o Goodyear - Wrangler GS-A - 37x12.5R17
o Goodyear - Wrangler MT/R - 37x12.5R17
o Goodyear - Wrangler MT/R - 40x13.5R17
o Interco - IROK - 39.5x13.5R17
o Mickey Thompson - Baja Claw - 37x13.5R17
o Pit Bull - Growler - 33x12.5-17
o Pit Bull - Growler - 35x14.5-17
o Pit Bull - Maddog - 35x14.5-17
o Procomp - Xterrain - 37x13.5R17

Part #82209904 - Tire Group 2

o BF Goodrich - All Terrain T/A KO - 265/70R17
o BF Goodrich - All Terrain T/A KO - 265/65R17
o BF Goodrich - Baja T/A - 35x12.5R17
o BF Goodrich - Baja T/A - 37x12.5R17
o BF Goodrich - Krawler - 37x12.5R17
o BF Goodrich - Krawler - 39x13.5R17
o BF Goodrich - Mud Terrain KM - LT255/75R17
o BF Goodrich - Radial Long Trail T/A - 265/70R17
o BF Goodrich - Rugged Trail T/A - 245/65R17
o BF Goodrich - Rugged Trail T/A - 265/65R17
o BF Goodrich - Rugged Trail T/A - 285/70R17
o Bridgestone - Dueler H/L Alenza - 255/75R17
o Goodyear - Eagle LS - 235/65R17
o Goodyear - Eagle LS - 235/65SR17
o Goodyear - Integrity - 235/65R17
o Goodyear - Wrangler MT/R - 265/70R17
o Goodyear - Wrangler MT/R - 285/70R17
o Goodyear - Wrangler SR-A - 265/65SR17
o Goodyear - Wrangler SR-A - 255/75R17
o Interco - Super Swamper STL - 35x12.5R17
o Interco - TRXUS MT/Radial - 33x12.5R17
o Mickey Thompson - Baja Belted - 33x12.5R17
o Mickey Thompson - Baja Belted - 34x11.50R17
o Mickey Thompson - Baja Belted - 35x12.5R17
o Mickey Thompson - Baja Claw - 33x12.5R17
o Mickey Thompson - Baja Claw - 35x12.5R17
o Mickey Thompson - Baja Rad - 32x12.5R17
o Mickey Thompson - Baja Rad - 33x12.5R17
o Pirelli - Scorpion STR - LT265/70R17
o Pit Bull - Rocker - 33x13.5-17
o Pit Bull - Rocker - 35x14.5-17
o Pit Bull - Rocker - 37x13.5-17
o Toyo - Open Country - 35x13.5R17
o Toyo - Open Country - 37x13.5R17

the ones that they sell me are tire group 1, and my tire group is number 2..... i gues they wont do the job right?????gesing that they do 2 reference number for a reason....

 

The differences are due to the thickness of the tire bead.
The wheels are the same but the rubber belt that forces the tire bead into the rim are different. So make sure you order the one that matches the tires you will use.

Love my Hutchinsons, one of the best choices in Jeep wheels.

 

on so if i have 33 tire group 2 and im thinkink in buying 35's in like 6 monthes its best not to buy them right.

 

If you are planing to buy new tires soon and they are in a different group then you better wait.

As a matter of fact you got me thinking. I to want to change tires eventually as well. I want to bump up to 37s. I currently run Cooper STTs 35" and I want the Toyo MTs 37". I wonder which group they are in? These wheel are very $$$ and would suck big time if my new tires don't fit these wheels

My tires are not on your list. Where can I find out which group my current and future tires are in?

Good info