- So when building your truck, wheels can be expensive,
and a huge investment.
Now, whether you are doing a budget build,
or really just don't want to spend a ton of money on wheels,
there are literally tons of options out there
for under $1,000 dollars.
Now, I know what you're gonna say,
you guys have already done multiple videos on this topic.
And I know, but it's 2020, so we need an updated version.
And plus I have never done my version of it.
I'm Lawson with Custom Offsets,
and it's time to sit back, relax,
and let's go over my five wheels under $1,000.
Now throughout the video, when we talk pricing,
this is gonna be for a full set of four wheels.
Also free mounting, balancing, and of course shipping.
So the price you see is literally
the price that you guys will get.
But, before we get started,
if you guys would like to browse all of our wheels,
you guys already know customoffsets.com.
Let's hop into it.
First up, we have one heck of a wheel
coming in first at the RBP 71R Avenger,
and a 22 by 14 negative 44 offset
in the black and milled finish for only $928,
which is on sale from $1,500, even freaking crazier.
Now the 24 14 negative 76 offset of the same wheel
is sitting at only $1,050.
So if you guys are thinking about 24s, not a bad price.
These are some big sizes for only $1,000.
We tossed a set of these RVP Avengers on a Jeep
here at the shop a while back, and they look so good.
I really like the crazy smoke design
with not your typical window in the spokes.
It was a super bad ass aggressive wheel
that I would literally rock on my truck.
I love it that much.
And it's only 1,000 bucks.
Next up we have the Anthem Avenger
in a 20 by 10 negative 18 with the satin black finish.
This is honestly my favorite wheel from Anthem,
and it's their newest wheel.
With the multi spoke slash honeycomb spoke design,
it gives you options to either make it an off-road wheel
for your off-road rig, or a show,
or if you're trying to do kind of in between.
With a 10 wide, you see concavity to the face of the wheel,
as well as a pretty decent lip for a negative 18 offset.
Now we have one of our employees
running the Avenger on his Tundra and it looked so good.
So good.
You can get this wheel for only 1,000 bucks,
which is pretty impressive
considering this is Anthem's newest wheel.
Next up we have the Moto Metal MO962
in a 20 by 12 negative 44, black and milled.
You can get a set of these for only $992.
Now, I don't know about you guys,
but Moto Metal has been a solid company and option
when it comes to truck wheels,
I really enjoy the flat face thick spoke design.
And being a 12 by, it gives off a really clean, big lip,
show feel, which is exciting
since you can get into a set of
20 by 12s for under a $1,000.
Next up we have Motiv Offroad Mutant 424B,
standing forward black finish and a 22 by 12 negative 44.
I know crazy, right?
A 22 by 12 for under $1,000.
It's actually sitting at $970 for a set of four.
Now you might be wondering who is Motiv?
Motive is a newer company on the scene
who started in the car scene, and was really successful.
And they've now moved into doing truck wheels.
Motiv Offroad is under the ATD umbrella
with TIS, DropStar, Center Line, Gear, et cetera,
meaning they are made in the same high quality,
in the same factories, just at a significantly less price.
Another cool wheel from these guys
right around the $1,000 mark is their Magnus 423B,
which is a common themed split wise spoke design,
super cool design,
really clean, as well as only $1,000.
Last, but certainly not least, is the RBP SWAT
in a 22 14 negative 76
in the black and chrome inserts finish.
I know, we'll get to that.
I kid you not, this is a 14 wide wheel
that you can get for under $1,000 for a set of four,
and really give your truck some stance.
Just like the RBP Avenger,
This is another RBP wheel that has hit the market
at a discounted price on our website,
and sitting at $990 when it was originally freaking $1,600.
That's a huge markdown.
So now what that means is this is a split spoke design,
skinny tapered spoke is the black one,
while the other one is the chrome insert,
instead of having milling.
It's a super cool design and something that isn't really
normal or that you usually see on trucks.
Now, there is kind of a busy lip around the wheel.
There's a lot of like lines and stars and stuff.
So I, wasn't a huge fan of that,
but you're literally getting a 14 wide for under $1,000.
So that's what I got for you guys on today's video.
If you guys need wheels for your vehicle,
you guys can of course get them customoffsets.com.
We'll see you guys on the next one.
Peace.
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