XP wheel offset question
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I blew my rear wheel on my last ride. I have been searching for a used one but have not had any luck & can not justify the cost of a new OEM vs aftermarket.
Who makes a wheel that's offset is closest to the factory one? I have has the ITP prior but felt the rears were way to wide at 52+ inches with ITP TerraCross tires and sold them.
Also what if I just use the same front offset on all 4 wheels? Can it be done with the 2 different tire sizes? That should at least give the quad the same width all the way around like stock.
Thanks
Who makes a wheel that's offset is closest to the factory one? I have has the ITP prior but felt the rears were way to wide at 52+ inches with ITP TerraCross tires and sold them.
Also what if I just use the same front offset on all 4 wheels? Can it be done with the 2 different tire sizes? That should at least give the quad the same width all the way around like stock.
Thanks
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To my knowledge the only aftermarket wheel with the stock offset for the XP is like $600 each or something crazy. I saw a post on here a while back about them. That being said you are stuck with stock wheels if ou want the same offset, all the aftermarket wheels have offsets for the non xp atvs.
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I have been looking with no luck. I took my wheel in to a shop that repairs fire trucks. They said they would be able to fix it for me for a cost of $40. The welder said he is going to cut a clean hole, weld a new piece and grind it down so you do not see the welds. Cost of $40. I should have it back tonight. I am going to still keep my eyes open for a extra front and rear tire/wheel just in case this ever happens again.
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I have been looking with no luck. I took my wheel in to a shop that repairs fire trucks. They said they would be able to fix it for me for a cost of $40. The welder said he is going to cut a clean hole, weld a new piece and grind it down so you do not see the welds. Cost of $40. I should have it back tonight. I am going to still keep my eyes open for a extra front and rear tire/wheel just in case this ever happens again.
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