[STdan]

Check out these new Worx "Beast" Wheels.. The name only seems fitting for our trucks

 

[Eco_Punisher]

Very nice...cost??

 

[STdan]

Somewhere around $210 (18) and $240 (20). Not bad at all, I just wonder how well they will hold up?

 

[fx4 4fun]

AAHH S_ _ _! I took my 20" in for powdercoat a week and a half ago to go black! Those look wicked! I went with a semi gloss (carbon black)though, I love the satin finish when clean but I find once there dusty they look kind of drab. I love that design though for sure.

 

[STdan]

Here's a pic of an older F150 with the Worx Beast wheels:

 

[Kc311]

Not too shabby... I'd like a different center cap though lol

 

[fx4 4fun]

For my candy red unit these would have been wicked! especially with the red center. I wish you would have posted these a week earlier Dan!(before I took mine in for coating) Oh well,got mine back and they look good.. I think the red centers would look good on your Oxford White unit if you keep the FX4 offroad decal on the box. Be just enough to tie it all in. Oh the wife told me those stickers came in the mail. be home in a couple weeks to see them. Thanks bro!

 

[STdan]

Another photo of a F150 sporting the Beast wheels.. Hmmm

 

[AK-KingBoost]

They look sharp Dan! Prop my favorite so far you have posted... Do they carry the same load rating as stock or better etc?

 

[STdan]

They are advertised with a max load rating of 2500lb. Seems like this is about middle of the road. Most of the F150 aftermarket wheels seem to be rated at 2200lbs.

I called my local Discount Tire retail store last week and they can get these in a 18x9 with a +25mm offset for $209/Wheel. I'm real close to pulling the trigger. Just trying to decide what tires I should go with. 32 1/2" (lighter (55lbs), better for towing, wouldn't require a lift) or 34" tires (looks better, heavy (65lbs), require a lift, not as good for towing)..

Choices..choices