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Ultra Maverick, though my favorite are just machined aluminum. Black wheels are way overdone IMHO, and too much chrome gets to "blingly", if that's even a word! :smoker:

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Ultra Maverick, though my favorite are just machined aluminum. Black wheels are way overdone IMHO, and too much chrome gets to "blingly", if that's even a word! :smoker:

I'd agree with that. My 13' Jeep Rubicon has 35x12.5" Toyo MTs on 18" Fuel Cranks. I liked the wheels at first but they just look gaudie to me now. That's what I like about BR Peaks - they're a clean and functional. No fake rock-ring, no ridiculous plastic hub. Just a classic six spoke with six holes where real lug nuts reside.

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I'd agree with that. My 13' Jeep Rubicon has 35x12.5" Toyo MTs on 18" Fuel Cranks. I liked the wheels at first but they just look gaudie to me now. That's what I like about BR Peaks - they're a clean and functional. No fake rock-ring, no ridiculous plastic hub. Just a classic six spoke with six holes where real lug nuts reside.

Hey can you post some pics with the Peaks ... those were the very first wheel i found when i started looking

 

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terrabit Enthusiast

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Hey can you post some pics with the Peaks ... those were the very first wheel i found when i started looking

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Unfortunately, this forum can't handle any of the 10,000 photos I have in my phone. "Oh no, you can't put that in me. It's way too big!" I get that a lot.

 

I'll pour some cold water on it when I get home and try again.

 

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I had Mavericks on my '14 Denali but went with Lethals on my '17.

 

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rcoles871 Enthusiast

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Hey can you post some pics with the Peaks ... those were the very first wheel i found when i started looking

 

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I just ordered BR Peaks today for my 2016 Denali and I'll post pics next week when they are installed.

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I know everyone keeps saying that black is overdone, and I get that and can agree, but so is the way of trends.

 

I really like those Motos for chrome rims, although honestly I'm more a fan of black.

 

Black rims remind me of oldschool trucks and jeeps with little black steelie wheels with big tires. Seems like the current trend is large rim and tire though. I think that more sidewall looks better on a lifted truck, just in my opinion.

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quise2024 Enthusiast

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I just ordered BR Peaks today for my 2016 Denali and I'll post pics next week when they are installed.

Did you get them installed yet [emoji2]

 

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Here they are.

Nice loos good what size is that.

 

Im looking in to getting them in the silver though R20

 

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Black wheels are so yesterday.........I still think some of the OEM 20" and 22" wheels look the best, like some of the Escalade wheels.

 

But if we can only pick from the 6, I'd say the Fuel Mavericks, followed by the Ultra Baron

I'm with you, I love the stock 22's! I got the Escalade wheels and get a ton of comments. But from the 6 listed, ultra baron with your black truck would look pretty good. I would get the 20s.

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rcoles871 Enthusiast

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Nice loos good what size is that.

 

Im looking in to getting them in the silver though R20

 

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They are 20x9

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I'm with you, I love the stock 22's! I got the Escalade wheels and get a ton of comments. But from the 6 listed, ultra baron with your black truck would look pretty good. I would get the 20s.

Gotta go get you a chevy center cap

 

I saw barons in person and they looked bad. I thought itd be nice with the black n chrome i have but im excluding those.

 

Considering factory reproductions trailblazer ss wheels or black rhino everest as well now.

 

Will post pics on a few

 

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black truck, chrome wheels. I ran black for a while, wish i never did, but i hated the h/c wheels that came on the truck

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