Which rims

[schul788]

I like the SRT10 style rims and want to put those on my 2015 sport. I like the Black Rhino Tembe but also like the OEM style. Both are below. Which one for the win? Also, Gloss or Matte black?

 

[schul788]

Truck they go on

 

[Solid State]

I like the black rhinos myself. Lots of people have the srt10 style.

 

[Georgiasport]

OEM SRT's. Better design I think.

 

[Eestee70]

What size? Stock, 22, or 24 inch

I like the SRT10 style rims and want to put those on my 2015 sport. I like the Black Rhino Tembe but also like the OEM style. Both are below. Which one for the win? Also, Gloss or Matte black?



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What size? Stock, 22 or 24 inch

 

[GIJoe2010]

Matte Black Rhinos

 

[quietpeen]

Black Rhino

 

[ramportin1]

Just my two cents the black rhino rims are terrible quality i know two people with black rhino rims, on being baby mom #2 and both of there rims are black and peeling. My baby moms are not even 2 years old..... So i would steer way clear of those

 

[Mbrigh3]

They look so alike... whatever is cheaper lol

 

[ClarkandAddison]

They look so alike... whatever is cheaper lol

Just what I was thinking.

 

[joeygster]

If the Black Rhinos are as cheaper quality as the forum member mentioned, I'd go with the SRT replicas.

I had SRT 5 spoke replicas from Factory Reproductions on my Grand Cherokee and they were very nice quality for the price.

 

[Jwithing]

I was going to say the black rhino until the other guy said that the quality is horrible. The SRT wheels are common. Looks like the SRT wheels may be slightly easier to clean since the triangle parts look slightly larger. I'd go matte black since you don't really have any gloss black accents.

 

[LarryA]

I maybe biased, but I like the Black Rhino's....

 

[WY.Ram]

matte black, best quality

 

[GIJoe2010]

I'm sure there's similar looking wheels of better quality than the Black Rhino's (as previously mentioned). I'd say look around a little bit and see what else you like that fits into your budget. Our vendor CarID has a wide selection of wheels that would work for you.

 

[JB1]

Just my two cents the black rhino rims are terrible quality i know two people with black rhino rims, on being baby mom #2 and both of there rims are black and peeling. My baby moms are not even 2 years old..... So i would steer way clear of those

Your the first person that I have ever heard complain about black rhino wheels. Did they contact the manufacturer about the wheels?

I have always heard they were very good quality.

 

[Eestee70]

Unless you can clean your wheels every other day or don’t drive in bad weather don’t bother with aftermarket wheels. Most aftermarket wheel finishes start to break down long before you see it. Once you see it then it’s to late to do anything about it. I’ve owned numerous sets and the only ones that have held up are my Black Rhinos. This is mainly the case because I only drive my truck on dry days, brake dust is the biggest contributor to wheel finish breakdown.

 

[ramportin1]

Your the first person that I have ever heard complain about black rhino wheels. Did they contact the manufacturer about the wheels?

I have always heard they were very good quality.

Lol well two people I know with them, and not one, but BOTH are peeling....... So idk maybe the people you know the wheels are brand new or something or maybe it just the weirdest coincidence ever that both people I know with them have the exact same issue

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[ramportin1]

Your the first person that I have ever heard complain about black rhino wheels. Did they contact the manufacturer about the wheels?

I have always heard they were very good quality.

What they have done about there wheels isn't my concern. Not a clue what they've done or who they've called

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[Jwithing]

Unless you can clean your wheels every other day or don’t drive in bad weather don’t bother with aftermarket wheels. Most aftermarket wheel finishes start to break down long before you see it. Once you see it then it’s to late to do anything about it. I’ve owned numerous sets and the only ones that have held up are my Black Rhinos. This is mainly the case because I only drive my truck on dry days, brake dust is the biggest contributor to wheel finish breakdown.

I think this really depends on the wheels. I've had numerous aftermarket wheels and never had any issues even without frequent winter washing. Had a set of 22 inch chrome rohana rc10's that I had for two winter's, probably washed a half dozen times during those winter's that didn't have any issues that some experience with chrome and salt.