Anyone running either the ProComp 1069 polished or ProComp 69 polished wheels?
they seem very very similar - any opinions and or pics?
they seem very very similar - any opinions and or pics?
ProComp 1069 vs ProComp 69 polished
- Thread starter 04RedLJ
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The "69" designation is for the entire series.
Currently available in the "69" Series:
1069 - polished
7069 - flat black
I run Pro Comp 1069 wheels. They are reasonably priced, readily available so if you wreck one it doesn't hurt much to get a replacement.
Currently available in the "69" Series:
1069 - polished
7069 - flat black
I run Pro Comp 1069 wheels. They are reasonably priced, readily available so if you wreck one it doesn't hurt much to get a replacement.
DETOUR
TJ Enthusiast
Wowee
That’s one sharp looking outfit !!!
• I’m sticking with steelies for now , dents can by pounded out with a hammer
• speaking from xperience.
Lol
• by the way, what’ve you got installed for long arm kit ?
• brand + what size lift ?
~•lllllll•~
DETOUR
TJ Enthusiast
Wowee
That’s one sharp looking outfit !!!
• I’m sticking with steelies for now , dents can by pounded out with a hammer
• speaking from xperience.
Lol
• by the way, what’ve you got installed for long arm kit ?
• brand + what size lift ?
~•lllllll•~
Your cooling system must be working great.
p.s. Looks like you picked up a hitch hiker up top. They must be avoiding the mud.
SOME dents in steel wheels can be pounded out with a hammer, not all. Not to mention on some trails, steel bends easily enough that it's ridiculous.
This steel wheel is the result of a tough weekend on the rocks, it happened to a guy I have wheeled with several times.
I experimented with steel wheels for a while but I couldn't keep up with all the dents and bends and went back to aluminum.
This is my former TJ during its experiment with steel wheels, it was a mistake for the type of wheeling I enjoy. If it's a rocky trail steel wheels don't hold up for long. I'll never run another steel wheel on a Jeep wheeled in tough conditions.