sold!

I have a set of five method race wheels beadlock 105's 17x8.5 w/ a lug pattern 6x5.5. They are black. They have never been mounted and nothing is wrong with them I have just decided to go a different route with my truck and don't need them. They retail for $299.99 a piece so a total of $1500.00. Looking for $1300.00 OBO. Located in Salt Lake City, Utah. Willing to ship at buyers expense. Feel free to message me for any questions.

 

Any offset ?

 

OP you should post exactly which 105's they are, those wheels are available in a bunch of different offsets / back spacing options and that is a big concern for people when dealing with clearance issues.

 

I'm very interested and live in Utah also and could save you hassle of shipping. I'm looking for a -6 or -12 offset. When I search these it says 0 offset so I'm just wondering if that's what these are? Thanks.

 

My bad guys, they do not come in a million different options anymore the 17x8.5 is only available as a 4.75 back spacing / 0 offset. I could be wrong but I don't think a 0 offset will clear your brake calipers.

 

Bummer.....Thanks!

 

Stock TRD sport wheels are a +30mm offset. I could be way off, the the offset shouldn't effect the wheel in regard the the calipers... http://www.discounttire.com/dtcs/infoWheelOffsets.dos

 

These are the real bead locks correct?

 

Those look delicious, good luck with the sale!

 

If you still have them come July, I should be heading to Salt Lake, and Ill make you an offer.

 

Sorry guys I've been super busy! Yeah they are the 0 offset. Great wheels I just decided to get something different they are real beadlocks. Shipping depending on where will probably be around a $100!

 

Yes these are real beadlocks!

 

Can you explain what you meant here? There is no way your calipers can get in the way...

 

Amazing wheels

 

Yeah they shouldn't hit the calipers. I have never mounted them on tires or on the truck. But was told they would fit fine on my 2014 TRD sport

 

Your front brake calipers absolutely can rub the back side of many rims if there is not a sufficient stand off from the wheels mounting surface to the back of the " spokes ". Pop one of your wheels off and lay a straight edge across the wheels mounting surface on the brake disc and you will see that the caliper protrudes past it. If you search around you can even find some amazing examples of stupidity in which people have tried to grind down that raised " rib " on the caliper to clear wheels and realized that it is very thin and the calipers don't like to work anymore with a big hole in them.

 

Good to know.

 

For those wondering these will fit a Tacoma with absolutely zero fitment issues on the caliper. I ran my NVs in a 4.75 BS 0mm offset with no issues before swapping to 105s with a 3.5" BS and -38mm offset to create a little extra space. Good luck with the sale dude, they're badass wheels