
Aluminum Wheels 17x9 Bead Grip MR701 Bolt Pattern 5 On 139.7 Offset -12 Lip Size 1.97 Matte Black MB Method
Jeep CJ5 Base 1959-1983 Jeep CJ5 Renegade 1975-1983 Method Race Wheels 701 Series Bead Grip Wheel 17x9 5x5.5 -12mm Offset Matte Black.
The 701 Bead Grip wheel was designed to be the perfect wheel for overland enthusiasts. The Bead Grip technology allows deflation of tires down to pressures that previously would have required beadlock wheels to make sure tires didn't debead. It's advantageous to reduce tire inflation pressure while off-roading to increase a tire's contact patch surface area for better traction on loose surfaces as well as improve ride comfort by effectively reducing the spring rate of the tire. The valve was strategically placed for extra protection in harsh riding environments. The 701 lineup also offers popular van fitments.
Details:
: Patented Bead Grip technology engages tire bead for increased grip at low tire pressures Solid A356 aluminum with T6 heat treatment construction Classic 8 window design with debossed METHOD logo on face Aggressive safety hump on bead seats further prevents debeading Reinforced inner lip taken from MRW race wheel increases strength Snap-in center cap with embossed METHOD Bead Grip logo Push-through center cap with embossed METHOD Bead Grip logo for 8 lug applications Hub centric fitments for common applications Industry's best lifetime structural warranty Super strong 2650 lbs. and 3640 lbs. load ratings Specs Wheel Size: 17x9 Model: Bead Grip MR701MB Color: Matte Black Offset: -12 Bolt Pattern: 5 On 139.7 Bolt Circle 1: 139.7 Bore: 108 Lip Size: 1.97 Wheel Diameter: 17 Width: 9 Weight: 31.7 Load Rating: 2650 BSM: 4.6 Material: A356 Aluminum Structure: 1-Piece Lug Type: Conical Exposed Lugs: Yes Lug Count: 5 Replacement Cap: CP-T080K107 Segment: Off-Road, SUV, Truck Warranty: Lifetime Structural Warranty Sold As: Each
Overview
Jeep CJ5 Base 1959-1983 Jeep CJ5 Renegade 1975-1983
Method Race Wheels 701 Series Bead Grip Wheel 17x9 5x5.5 -12mm Offset Matte Black.







