I have had quite a few guys ask me where I bought my wheels. Here is Drews website.
Dean
http://www.go-drews.com/

[quote='D. Marks']I have had quite a few guys ask me where I bought my wheels. Here is Drews website.
Dean
http://www.go-drews.com/[/quote]

What kind of wheels Dean?
Steel, aluminum?

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His wheels are 4 lug aluminum beadlock. They are nice and thick and very stout. Good for the woods. Nice wheels but expensive.

[quote='Roy']His wheels are 4 lug aluminum beadlock. They are nice and thick and very stout. Good for the woods. Nice wheels but expensive.[/quote]

Fronts look like they are from CMS, I sell those too.
Have them on both ends of my buggy, hella stout like you said.

It was the rears that I couldn't tell what they are.



Appear to be a late model race car wheel of some sort.
The th

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Turbo VW Sand Racer
Polaris Ranger



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Thoes are 12" wide, Weld Racing late model wide five beadlock.

Race car wheels on the rear with a set of stout adapters is a great way to go for the woods if you don't want to spend the big money for the Drew's wheels.
Aluminum for light weight is a must but strong is also a must for long life.