- Rolling Big Power.
Rolling, Big Power.
Rolling Big, Power.
Rolling, Big, Power.
However you pronounce it, RBP has a lot up their sleeves.
I'm Junior with Custom Offsets TV and I'm here
to tell you the truth about RBP.
So, yes, RBP stands for Rolling Big Power.
Not sure why or what that means and why they went with that,
but their abbreviation RBP is easy enough to remember.
It's been clear since the beginning in 2001
that RBP's main focus has always been around the customer.
Their service and products are aimed towards what me
or you could wanna rock on our trucks.
And they have, like, everything.
RBP has everything from gas caps and exhaust tips,
to wheels, tires and lift kits for most makes and models.
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RBP offers quite a selection in their wheel line up,
both forged and cast.
And RBP is really big on their custom finishes
and different options to customize your wheels.
That's what kicked RBP off and that's why they got so big.
The RBP 95R was their first design back in 2008.
So, while Britney Spears is trying to figure out life,
RBP has theirs pretty much figured out and they're rocking.
Why was RBP's first wheel so popular?
The removable inserts could be custom painted
to match your truck and people loved it.
This has always been the easiest way to take your wheels
and make them unique and also tie
into the color scheme in your truck.
Following the 95R was the, anyone wanna take a guess?
Nope, not the 96R, but the 94R.
Why they went backwards is beyond me
and why they started at 95 is also weird,
but maybe they just got confused,
making them was a lot of difficult work, I don't know.
But anywho, the 94R followed up
the 95 and did just as bangin'.
RBP used this as a refresh of their 95R design
and it also featured removable inserts to be painted.
This has been RBP's most popular wheel
for the last seven years running,
which is crazy in the wheel industry,
to stay that big for that long.
That's what she said.
RBP claims to have the secret sauce
with their cast wheels as well.
So, as many of you probably know by now,
cast wheels are melted metal alloys poured
into a cast mold, then hardened and deburred.
This mixture of metals is an 80:20 ratio
of pure aluminum to recycled aluminum or even 70:30.
Well, the metal mixture that RBP uses has more
virgin aluminum than most other
cast wheel companies to provide
better corrosion-resistance, strength and quality.
And now you can get RBP wheels in, like,
any size from like 17-by-9 all the way up
to 26-by-16 in the cast line up
and then 28-by-16 in the forged line up.
Even though the RBP 24R has been their most popular
just due to its age and being out for so long,
the RBP 65R Glock is the most popular recent.
This is a cast wheel and therefore it's not two-directional,
but has an alternating Y-Spoke,
then a single spoke in between each of those.
But, along with everything else that RBP has
they also have an RBP forged line up
and these are all two-directional,
including the forged version of the Glock,
with both sides of the track running the same way.
Now, the forged line up has some super hot styles
and they're super popular all over SEMA and the 'gram.
I really like a lot of their designs in the forged line up
and the pricing is very competitive
with the other forged names in the market,
most notably being American Force.
And they're all made here in the US.
When most companies will have the wheels technically forged
overseas and then brought here for cutting and finishing,
RBP claims that they do it all right here in the US.
Over the 60 trucks RBP had at SEMA,
all 60 of them running RBP forged wheels showing off
the crazy color schemes you can do with all of these.
Their line up is definitely very impressive and RBP is great
about being in the industry, going to shows and SEMA
with their new products and always looking
at the industry needs and taking full advantage
with their wide range of products.
Not only do they offer wheels,
RBP has tires and lift kits as well.
You can literally get your truck fully built
with RBP product and RBP accessories to top it off.
Now, these lift kits aren't truly RBP's own,
they're just rebranded from one of the best lift kit
companies out there right now,
and then RBP brands the cross members and the shocks.
To finish your build off, RBP offers
their RBP Repulsor Mud Tire which is
a super aggressive-looking tread
and it's also available in a lot of the sizes
that are for like the big wheel, small tire,
like, 33-12 1/2 R24, 35s for 24s
and the 37-13 1/2 for 26.
RBP also makes a 14 inch Max Altitude Lift Kit
available for the big three trucks for HD applications.
These kits are huge and look absolutely insane.
We saw a couple of them at SEMA and they were awesome.
It's just another pretty cool thing
that RBP offers in addition to everything else.
So, what's in the future for RBP?
I mean, they're a company that has basically
anything you could ever want, what else do they have?
Well, they've got some plans, most notably was
at SEMA this year, RBP released
their Stealth Power Running Boards.
If you don't know, there's only one other company
out there currently, other than
the OEM options offering powered side steps.
These are pretty popular, when you open the door
the step pops down, then you close the door
and the motorized step pulls back up.
It's a pretty cool thing that they're now offering
in their arsenal along with everything else in RBP's site.
RBP is always looking at customer requests
and what the market is looking for and then they deliver.
Adding just another product line
to their already insane catalog of parts.
That's all for you guys and the truth about RBP.
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