Pro Comp Alloys PXA69 15X8 5X4.5 F-BLK -19MM - PXA7069-5865

Ordered these for my '93 Jeep YJ. Just put a 4" suspention lift and 35" Mickey Thompsons on it and let me tell you theese rims set it off. They are powder coated and look great. The 3.75" back spacing makes it look like a beast and gives me more clearance than the 33" tires that were previously on it. The main reason I ordered from Amazon is ofcourse the low price but also they were one of the few retailers that would take them back if they didn't fit.

I love these wheels and they are FLAT BLACK. Not matte black and not gloss black. This means that yes they will look sorta like a chalkboard finish but you can just spray them with some gloss and get the look you want. I love the value. I didnt need any spacers and fit perfectly in my 3rd gen 4runner

Looks great on f250 with 37" tires

Love the wheels. Perfect fit and offset.

These wheels complete the look of my vehicle

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I purchased the Pro Comp Series 69 15x8 wheels, and they FIT my 2002 Toyota Tacoma 4x4 XtraCab V6 5spd (no anti-lock brakes). I bought these wheels not knowing if they would fit, since the stock wheels are 16" in diameter. I do a lot of driving in deep sand and rutted trails, so I wanted tires with more sidewall, and less rim. Several people and forums said the 15x8 Pro Comps would interfere with my front calipers, but low and behold, they fit and spin freely, with no metal rubbing. I ordered the Series 69 in Flat Black, since I live in Kauai, and I was worried about the chrome version corroding in this salty environment. Note: I had to purchase different lug nuts. I bought Gorilla 12mm x 1.5 Chrome Lug Nuts (E-T Tapered 60 degrees), no lug washers needed. I also have a Toytec 3" leveling lift kit on my Taco (no diff drop), with SPC adjustable upper control arms (#25460). I paired these wheels with BFG All-Terrain T/A KO2 All-Season Radial Tires - 32x11.50R15/C 113R. I get a tiny bit of tire rubbing at full turn (only when reversing over a dip out of my driveway - I don't do hardcore rock wheeling, I spend most of my time in sand on the beaches here, so this hasn't been a problem). I believe it's rubbing plastic in the front of the tire well, because that's what it sounds like, but I haven't gotten out to see what is rubbing. It could be the pinch weld....All-in-all, I like the bullet hole look of these wheels, and I've been very happy with my purchase. I hope this review helps you out.Mahalo!

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