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Anyone used Customwheeloffset.com???

CaseysLTZ

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woods8605 Enthusiast

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YES!!! I used them and everything was EXACTLY AS ORDERED delivered to my door. Shipping took about ten days, but only because they didn't have the exact tire in the exact size i wanted on their shelves. I would highly recommend them.

CaseysLTZ Enthusiast

CaseysLTZ

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What site?

Customwheeloffset.com

 

I'm just kinda sketched out by spending that much money online, then maybe having a defective rim/tire then I'm screwed lol

chriscote781 Enthusiast

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I've talked to them several times about a setup for my truck. I haven't ordered yet but when I do it will be through them.

UofMz71 Enthusiast

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Yep! used them for my current wheel set up and will use them for all future purchases. Best prices and they have great customer service. I was leery at first too... talked to some other folks and they all had great experiences. I wouldn't hesitate on using them...


SaintDennis1 Enthusiast

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Well I guess there legit... might have to suck it up and order.

they beat all the local shops by a couple hundred on wheels. No problems with the wheels I bought from them, would do it again.

CaseysLTZ Enthusiast

CaseysLTZ

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they beat all the local shops by a couple hundred on wheels. No problems with the wheels I bought from them, would do it again.

Thanks bro!

Robinson99 Enthusiast

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Didn't buy from them, but they have an awesome gallery you can use to sift/sort through different setups and see what works when you're in the market. My trucks in their gallery along with over 10,000 others.

I really like their you tube videos also. Subscribed

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