I have a damaged KFX400 wheel. The dealer is asking $360.00 Canadian for them. That's insane. My Weld wheels for my drag car didn't cost me that much. Anyway, what is the best bang for the buck aftermarket wheel to install and the best place to purchase them. Suggestions and opinions please. And is it me or are the factory wheels very easy to bend?

Thanks,

Cory

 

hey man just go to ebay they have great deals on whatever kind of wheels and tires you want, whether its stock or after market. i personally when with itp beadlocks on the rear b/c the holes in my stock tires got bored out when my buddy forgot to tighten the lug nuts! but i got mine for 400 (brand new) with mx holeshot tires(brand new) mounted i thought that was an awesome deal!!! good luck dude

 

A few words of advise HeadRush, NEVER go to the dealer for parts!!! They will do anything to rip you off, i found that out a long time ago, look at www.rockymountainatv.com to find some cheap stuff.

 

WHAT HE SAID!!!!! Great place

 

ya rocky mountainatv is a good place to check. I've bought some stuff from ronnies...they have a great oem catalog and they also have a pretty good tire selection...the shipping and handling will kill you at ronnies but they have pretty good customer service in my op....but remember..can't beat ebay..you can find everything there! But ya stay away from the dealer..They will rob your azz!

 

Welcome to the forum HeadRush. I see your from Canada also. There are 2 things to remember...
1-dealers are a rip off for replacement parts
2-if you find it in Canada you can probably but it alot cheaper in the USA

just last weekend i purchased a set or realter tires mounted on douglas .190 rims from magic racing in Michigan. When it was all said and done it cost me $320 CAN. Just 2 tires from a canadian distributer are almost $400.

I currently have a set of ITP T-9's, Douglas .190's and stock rims. I prefer the high polish of douglas but the stock rims have the rolled edge for strength. If i was to do it over again i would buy the new douglas .190 with rolled edges.