- What's going on guys,
Fuller here from Custom Offsets,
Custom Offsets TV on the You Tube.
We got Junior here, and today we're going over
our top five Hostile Wheels.
- Let's go!
- That's the plan.
- Yup!
- Okay.
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- So, kicking things off,
I'm gonna start with the Hostile Fury.
So, I picked this one
because I think it's kind of underrated.
I don't see a ton of people running it,
I know Adam had them on his truck and-
- [Junior] Well...
- They just, I don't know.
- It's also a busy wheel, though.
- It's very busy.
- You can't go too far-
- But they have such clean, thin looking spokes,
and I love the way they overlap.
There's just a lot of depth going on.
But, yes, because the spokes are overlapping,
because there's a whole bunch of 'em,
it does get a little bit busy,
so you've gotta have a very, I think, simple truck.
Like, the all blacked-out look
with no crazy accents or anything on it,
you know, maybe just some powder-coated suspension,
and then these wheels looked really sharp on there.
I think especially as you get bigger and bigger
they look better, because you kinda have,
- Yeah, oh yeah. - That spacing in between.
And in the 22x12's, they're like
just under 1800 bucks, so I think
that's a pretty good price considering,
you know, Hostile's one of those
kinda elevated brands where they're typically
a bit more expensive.
But you pay for the finish quality
and everything that comes with these.
- Yeah.
So, that's why I chose the Fury as number one.
- As number one?
- Number one for me.
- Oh, okay.
- Number one on my list.
- So we're going from one to five?
- Sure!
- Why do I get number two, then?
What if mine's number one?
- Eh, its my TV show.
- All right, so for my number one,
I have the Hostile Alpha, which came out
like three years ago now,
and it's always just kinda like, been there,
not necessarily always like a number one hitter
or anything like that, but it's always kinda
been, like, in the top ten, I feel like.
And, I think the big part of that's
because it's a hybrid wheel.
It's got the concave face,
but it's also got a lip to it,
which kinda was something new and different
like when they first-
- They say Hostile was one of the first brands
to do that where you got a massive lip and still concaving.
- Exactly, and it comes in chrome,
it comes in glass black and milled,
and it comes everything from like a 20x9
all the way up to a 24x14.
So the twenty by nine is perfect for somebody
who wants a stock truck but wants a little bit different
style wheel cus the wheel's so clean and simple
that it looks good on a stock vehicle.
It's like a OEM replacement almost.
- [Fuller] Yup!
- But then you get in 24x14
and it looks like a big show wheel
with a lot of open space and just super clean, simple design
and any way you go with it I think it could look good
on that build-fitting, that style.
- So then, next on my list, I went with the Hostile Vulcan.
This is another one of those wheels that kinda
looks like it could pretty much fit on everything.
In the small sizes, you know,
they make this as small as a 20x10.
You could throw that on your leveled truck and run that.
Otherwise, all the way up to 24x14,
the windows get bigger, the spokes get thinner
and everything just looks more show-truck like,
which is why this is a good one
that kinda just fits everything.
And really, Hostile makes a bunch
of really good-looking wheels,
so its hard to pick just five.
Throughout the years, they've had a ton of different styles.
And another cool thing about Hostile is
because we work so closely with them,
a lot of times, if you add tires, we can give crazy deals.
These are only 1900 bucks for the 22x12's,
but you can save an extra almost $500
when you add tires on 'em.
Which is just- - Just nuts.
a benefit of going with Hostile wheels cus,
like I said before, their price point is a little bit
higher than some of the other guys.
But, if you're looking for a whole package,
then it kinda changes the game.
And this is another one where they add
the blade cut on the inside.
Hostile's milling is very, very good compared
to the other guys on the market, too,
which is just another reason why this one makes my list.
- For my number one, I'm just kidding,
my number two, which is number four,
I have the Hostile Rage, then,
which this one's a pretty simple design, I guess.
It's a six spoke Y spoke,
so not anything crazy there going on.
But if you look at the way the milling is,
it kinda pinches in on each of the spokes,
which Hostile does a lot of that
where they'll angle the spokes with their milling,
or they'll pinch it in to kinda give it an extra element
so it's not just a basic, straight Y-wheel,
and it kinda adds a little bit of character to it then.
Ad then, this comes in everything
from a 20x9 all the way up to a 24x14.
It comes in chrome, it comes in glass black, and milled,
and then it's got a satin finish to it.
The satin is more in between what you'd consider satin.
- [Fuller] Yeah, it's not quite gloss,
but it's not quite matte,
but it's more shiny than satin.
- [Junior] Right, yeah, exactly.
So, it's interesting, but, like you said before
all of their finish quality is extremely good,
so you're gonna get a good quality wheel
when you're looking at any of those finishes.
Personally, I'd go with the bigger sizes,
just because this is more of a concave face style wheel,
and I think in the 20x9's and 20x10's
its gonna look a little bit more flat,
- [Fuller] it looks too flat.
Yeah, I agree, I think in the bigger sizes
you start getting that dive back on the spokes
and it just, it looks better the larger you go.
And especially in full chrome, too.
- [Junior] Exactly.
- [Fuller] I think these things, if you're going to run
the chrome ones, you gotta go big with them.
- Yup, and I've even seen people that seen mine.
I'm pretty sure it was with the Rage that they
took the milling and made it white instead of the black.
So, there's so much milling there
and if you're able to paint, or if you have a painter
or something to do all of that,
there's a lot of area to add an accent color in
if that's something you wanna go for.
- So the one that's gonna make the list for the
both os us, is the Hostile Jigsaw.
Now, this was a forged wheel
and because- - [Junior] Back in the day.
Because everybody loved the way it looked
but nobody wanted to pay the forged wheel price,
Hostile actually came out and then made it a cast wheel.
So, you lost having a true directional wheel
but the price point came way down,
obviously, in the cast market,
and this thing still looks like a forged wheel.
- [Junior] And if you get it in chrome,
Hostile's chrome is extremely good
and almost looks like a forged wheel as is,
so what's the difference at that point?
- Yeah, on the Jigsaw you're looking at black,
black and milled, and chrome.
So, it's got the top three finish options
everybody wants out there, so.
And then sizing, what, as small as 20x9?
- All up to a 26x16!
- You got the big boys-
- Lemme say it again, 26x16!
- Yeah, and this wheel looks pretty similar
to some of the other top wheels on the market,
where it's kinda that angular directional pattern
where everything kinda swoops one direction.
Not like the band, (chuckle) are they still together?
- 26x16!
- That's the point, it's absolutely freaking massive
and it looks amazing.
If you guys wanna check out these Hostile wheels
or any of the other wheels in line-up,
you can find them all customoffsets.com
Otherwise, I'm sure Colin will just put the link
in the description, so you could just click on it,
makes it pretty easy.
- 26x16!
- I think they got it.
Peace.