Method Race Wheels Group Buy!!!

Happy Fall Tundra Forum!

Back by popular demand, we are excited to announce that we have once again partnered with Method Wheels to bring you fantastic group buy offers! From September 27th to October 23th, you can snag a spiffy new set of wheels for an unbeatable value. If you’re not familiar with Method Wheels, keep reading to find out what makes them truly unique in the industry.


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They offer an extensive range of high-performance wheels and accessories for a variety of vehicles, including trucks, SUVs, UTVs, vans, and motorsport applications. Their commitment to delivering premium products and exceptional customer service is what sets them apart from the competition. Whether you're looking for the perfect style for your daily driver or high-performance wheels for your racer, you can expect quality, reliability, and superior performance.

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Here are some popular Tundra options!
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MR30589060912N - MR305 NV, 18x9, -12mm Offset, 6x5.5, 108mmCenterbore, Method Bronze - Matte Black Lip

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MR30129060318 - MR301 The Standard, 20x9, +18mm Offset, 6x5.5, 108mmCenterbore, Machined - Clear Coat

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MR30489060912N - MR304 Double Standard, 18x9, -12mm Offset, 6x5.5, 108mmCenterbore, Method Bronze

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MR305890601012N - MR305 NV, 18x9, -12mm Offset, 6x5.5, 108mmCenterbore, Matte Black - Gloss Black Lip

Once again, we’re excited to be able to offer Method Wheels at an awesome value for everyone. As per usual, due to existing policies, we’re unable to post the amounts publicly but shoot us a PM or email forums@realtruck.com and we will be happy to provide offers. We will also need the requested size and offset (if there is a choice) of the wheel you’re interested in.​

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Those matte black ones look legit!

 

Does it need to be a set or can I just buy one? Need a 5th for spare..

 

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Hey @SantanaRealtruck two questions.

Echoing what @moodywizard asked, are singles available for those of us who want a 5th spare?

is this limited to the four models above, i.e. no chance for MR31578560100 which Method seems to apparently be very partial to, judging by the MSRP?

 

Does it come with hub rings?

 

Hello everyone!

You do not have to buy an entire set to get the discount! You can just purchase one if that is what you need!

Also it is not limited to any specific wheels as long as they are the Method brand and in stock, then we can offer them!

 

No these will not come with hub rings.

 

Great news!!

We've reached our top tier pricing for these wheels!! You can take advantage of 20% off your Method wheels, now through October 23rd!

Don't miss out! PM or email me at forums@realtruck.com to get your order in while stock is available!

 

These are the last days to get your order in before this spectacular deal expires on 10/23/2023!

We're at our maximum tier for discounts. This is a HUGE savings of 20% off your wheels!!

Any Method wheels for any vehicle- PM me or email me at forums@realtruck.com. Let's get those orders in while the price is right!

 

Bummed I missed this, chances for this in 2024?

 

Check ebay and the Method website. There was deals better than what was offered on that group buy. Only applies to certain wheels, though. You can even have Discount Tire match prices. I picked up some 707's for $161.50 each through Discount Tire, matched from Ebay.

701, 706, and 707 seem to be the most discounted ones

 

I just ordered a set of 706s and now see that the +35 set does not come with center caps. The Method website says they don't make them. Are there other options for center caps or what can I do about that? I don't want a blank hub showing. Thanks.

 

That's weird. We put 706's on my wife's Wrangler. It came with center caps.

 

The 18" rims in +18 do but the +35 do not. That is so weird. I'll be returning them right away. I don't get it.

 

That is definitely strange. I wonder if the caps don't fit at that offset or something?

 

Did you ever figure this out?