Help me identify these wheels - Eagle?

I can't make out the logo on the centercap, and I forgot who's truck it was.

Edit - searching for a new wheel, updating the OP

 

They look similar to Pro Comp 7089s.

 

+1

 

17'' Pro Comp 7089's?

Matt

 

Thanks guys, right on the money.

 

TW, need your help again. The center cap on these wheels say Eagle, but I'm having trouble finding them.




Can someone identify the model?

 

Updated the OP so people browsing won't think I'm still looking for the Pro Comp.

 

not coming up with anything eagle...closest i found was an eagle 079 but black...

 

found them pro comp 7036's

 

American Eagle/Eagle alloy's series 063

 

^good find. Yeah the more i look at the p/c wheells the spokes seem to be a little further apart maybe. Had the same spoke count though so I thought i had it. dam so close.

 

Wow, yeah those are close! Great call, guys!

 

How did you find these? I can't locate them on the Eagle Alloys or 4wheelonline site. Wonder if they are still for sale.

 

They don't make them any more...I have the center caps for them if you want them.

 

Haha, thanks but I would need to find the wheels first. Just looking at some options.

 

Accidental post

 

Whats wrong with the Pro Comps, they're nearly identical, aside from whats written on the cap? I've actually been looking at these too, but now i'm hung up on the SCS wheels too....can't decide!

 

Nothing at all, just wanted to compare price and weight. I'm not sure yet whether we want to go the blacked out route - grill, lights, badges, bumper - and get all black wheels, or add in some silver via the fake beadlocks or elsewhere. I do like the "dish" look, so these are a leading contender.

 

The Method Race Wheels Mesh, is similar but more expensive, I keep going back and forth on the same types of things. Simple and refined just not "Blingy" too many options out there...Good luck with your search

 

Yep choices are hard - not only style, color and size, but offset, backspace, etc. Trying to read a number of threads on people's experiences to avoid making any costly mistakes.