Inexpensive black rims?

Ok, new here. A lot of cool people and great ideas. No mods yet on my truck don't want to do much but I am looking for inexpensive black rims, and a little more aggressive tire than what comes stock. Wheres the best place for cheap rims, looking for bang for your buck and can be tires and rims together.

Also about how many miles did you do your first tire change?

Wasn't gonna do much else then I saw that they make a black bumper....sooo......

 

Thought about painting your stock rims?? Cost of about 20 bucks for paint and they stand up well if done right.

You can keep your stock tires until the wear out or you can give a shot at selling them after you find what you want...

 

I was thinking about powdercoating my stock rims for abt $50/ea. it actually looks pretty good..there are a couple of TWers who have them, check out the Build section

 

Was thinking of painting the stock rims but I really dont like the style and HATE those plastic clip in center caps ( I have an 07) Not actually gonna change them all up till it's time for new tires, thats why I asked about 1st tire change.

And thanks Jay, those are about what I was looking for and around $80 is an awesome price!!!!

 

I have an '07 and just got some new tires last month at just over 30,000 miles. I could have run them longer but the Dunlops needed to go! Be careful with cheap aftermarket steel or steel/chrome wheels, they'll rust out on you in New England.

 

Mine rims are pretty cheap

 

Or you can leave the center caps out...

 

http://www.4wheelparts.com has a lot of wheels to choose from if ya wanted to have a look see

 

I have gone through two sets of black wheels. My first set were Wheelers Steelies Type A 16x8 with 265/75-16 BFGoodrich Mud Terrain KM.



My second set were Wheelers Alloys 16x8 with 285/75-16 BFGoodrich Mud Terrain KM2's. Both sets were fairly cheap.

 

tire change he was asking

 

Thanks for all the great input folks, your all making me happy I joined these boards!!!!!

 

just got mine from this 4wheelparts.com

check these wheels
http://www.4wheelparts.com/WheelFin...ab=False&pg=1&SortBy=DisplayPrice&SortDir=asc