RRW wheels group buy---the RRW crew

Thought about going 35s but I'm trying to do the bear minimum to clear big enough tires without do a cab mount chop.

 

Anyone run these in the Bronze, Black ring with gold bolts on 35s? Specific i know but thats what I'm wanting to run on my Black TRDSport

Trying to decide if I'm pulling the trigger before ordering today.

 

That's my plan if I keep my order but on 37s and beadlock ring. My current order is for the wheels only but adding rings later

 

I’m a big fan of these RRW’s. I have the RR7’s ran with the Beadlock rings. Zero issues out of them and they look great!

 

Damn that looks good.

 

looks amazing, cant wait till mine come in!

 

I ordered the protection rings, imo it was a good deal because now you were hitting that 30% discount instead of 25%.
I think it came up to $130 ish for 4 protection rings when you take into account the extra discount on the rims.

 

same here, im not a fan of the hardware though...if the protection rings had recessed bolt holes like the bead lock rings the hex hardware would look good, but when the hex head it just sitting flush on the surface of the ring it looks unfinished. im going to look for some button head allen bolts to replace them.

 

So what you doing with your current wheels? Lol

 

winter set for now...
Will mount M/T on those RRW..I think...

 

SoCal gets no winter, what you taking about lol

 

Just a heads up, The bolts that RRW sends is sub par. The gold parts will turn silver in no time and the bolts will corrode if exposed to harsh winter road chems. I plan on getting some Arp Bolts to replace mine but mine are holding up with weekly washes of the truck. Also remmeber to use anti-seiz on the bolts weather doing protection rings or beadlock rings

 

Super clean. Is it the gunmetal?

 

Yes this is the gunmetal an thank you

 

this is going to sound stupid but can you use the bead lock rings as normal rings? as long as the bead is inside the lip it shouldnt be an issue right? I like the recessed bolts and machining opposed to the flat protection ring

 

Yes you can there has been others that have done the same. The issue I have seen with it is there will be a gap between the ring and rim that can trap dirt rocks etc etc. Doing this also sets the ring further outside the tires which will put it closer to making contact with rocks etc if you wheel offroad frequently.

 

You can put some OMF rock domes on there. Most protection rings are like that. They are laser cut flat steel to keep replacement costs down. They're not doing anything aside from absorbing damage.

 

Any idea on the bolt size specs?

 

They are M8x1.25

 

from looking at the pictures and assuming its metric they look like M8x1.25, but its hard to tell

 

do you know what the bolt length is? im looking to get some button heads, I was guessing bolt length is about 20mm

 

This is the best i can give you. This is the bolt for the Beadlock rings not protection rings

 

Hard for me not to say "Thats what he said"

 

True to size not enlarged for her pleasure!

 

thanks man, I know the bead lock rings are 5/8" thick, and the protection rings are thinner at 1/8th inch thick, so I can get away using 20mm long bolts

 

Anyone have good recommendations on tpms sensors for these? This is my first Toyota, are they real finicky about the sensors used?

 

why not just transfer over your current ones, they fit OEM sensors according to the website

 

Going to sell my wheels as a package, still have a decent amount of tread on them, can probably recoup a decent Chuck of the cost of the RR7’s

 

ahh ok, well I know at our dealership in the bay area each sensor is $126.00 and $190.88 to program, plus install, which if your doing at the time of tire mount and balance we only charge an extra 20 bucks or so. so thats a little over 720.00 not factoring in tax on parts. selling the wheels as a package might not save you much in the long run, id pull the TPMS out, stuck rubber valve stems in and sell like that.

 

costco charges $70 for 4 new tpms iirc if you buy tires from them and have them install/balance. Aftermarket tpms sensors.