Hutchinson Industries Rock Monster Wheels?

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Does anyone run these wheels on their Tundra? How much do they cost? How do they hold up to harsh use? Are they only available in 17" sizes?

I'm looking at getting some 18" Toyo MT's and need to get new wheels to complement my asphalt daily driver 20" Michelin LTX AT2's. These Hutchinson Industries wheels look attractive to me because they appear to have good bead locks for lower air pressures and would allow tire swaps at home with normal hand tools.

Rock Monster Wheels

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[Jowett Engineering]

Sure do, we hope to have a few sets in the next couple of weeks. I should know this week where they are at. They run about $450/wheel, and when you hold one in person you'll see why. They are VERY well made.

Hutchinson Rock Monster Wheels

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Will they be 9 or 10 inches wide? The rear tire I want to run need a 10 inch width but, I could probably run them on 9's.

After looking at some of the aftermarket wheels rated for ~2200 pounds, I quickly gave up on those because the loads will bust them quickly and leave me stranded. The KMC Enduro's appear to be a step in the right direction but, there are a lot of reports of poor quality control.

I'm looking at some Toyo Open Country 35x12.5's that can carry a lot of weight (#5K+ on the rear axle) and be used for muddy roads with lower air pressure. The Yokahoma Geolander's are under consideration as well but, don't seem to be rated for the loads I need.

[Jowett Engineering]

These are 8.5" wide, 3200lb rated.

The Geolanders will be on my truck shortly, the 37"ers are D rated at 124 = 3500lbs/tire. The 35 is also in the D range and 119 = 3000lbs/tire.