Lifestyle

Lifestyle: gear and wheels that carry the brand off the car

The lifestyle category covers the parts and gear that go with a wheel build but aren't strictly hardware - the beadlock wheels people run on trucks and UTVs, plus the smaller items like umbrellas, keychains, vinyls and apparel that carry a brand from the garage to daily life. Some of it bolts on and does real work; some of it just tells people what you drive. Either way, it's the finishing layer on a build, and it lives here rather than scattered across the wheel accessories section.

What we stock

There are 45 items in stock right now, priced from $5 to $576. That's the current range for what's on the shelf, not a standing promise. Two wheel brands appear in the mix: Method Wheels, which makes up the bulk of the range, and Raceline. The higher end of the price spread is the beadlock wheels - for example the Raceline RT233 Monster 17x9.5 machined beadlock and the Raceline RT260M Avenger 17x9 machined beadlock. On the UTV side, the Method MR401-R 15x5 in 5x4.5 and the Method MR401-R 15x5 in 4x156 cover different bolt patterns. At the low end sit soft-goods like the WORK Wheels umbrella in silver and the same umbrella in black at $30.

How to choose

The split here is simple: are you buying a functional wheel or a piece of gear? If you're running low tire pressures off-road, a beadlock wheel keeps the tire seated on the rim, which is the whole reason to fit one - match the diameter, bolt pattern, offset and bore to your vehicle exactly, because a beadlock is unforgiving of a wrong spec. The Raceline options run 8x170, the Method UTV wheels run 5x4.5 or 4x156, so the pattern decides which one is even a candidate. If instead you're after the smaller stuff, price and finish are the only real trade-off - a $30 umbrella or a keychain is a taste decision, not a fitment one.

Related and child categories

The smaller lifestyle items break out into their own pages: keychains, vinyls, apparel, air fresheners and license plate frames. If you're building a wheel setup around a beadlock, you'll likely also want lug nuts, wheel spacers or center caps to finish it. For tires to mount up, see the tires page.

Fitment and ordering

For the beadlock wheels, confirm the spec against your vehicle with the wheel fitment calculator before you order, or call fitment help at 813-535-5801. Every order ships free, and Affirm and Katapult financing is available at checkout.

Lifestyle: gear and wheels that carry the brand off the car

The lifestyle category covers the parts and gear that go with a wheel build but aren't strictly hardware - the beadlock wheels people run on trucks and UTVs, plus the smaller items like umbrellas, keychains, vinyls and apparel that carry a brand from the garage to daily life. Some of it bolts on and does real work; some of it just tells people what you drive. Either way, it's the finishing layer on a build, and it lives here rather than scattered across the wheel accessories section.

What we stock

There are 45 items in stock right now, priced from $5 to $576. That's the current range for what's on the shelf, not a standing promise. Two wheel brands appear in the mix: Method Wheels, which makes up the bulk of the range, and Raceline. The higher end of the price spread is the beadlock wheels - for example the Raceline RT233 Monster 17x9.5 machined beadlock and the Raceline RT260M Avenger 17x9 machined beadlock. On the UTV side, the Method MR401-R 15x5 in 5x4.5 and the Method MR401-R 15x5 in 4x156 cover different bolt patterns. At the low end sit soft-goods like the WORK Wheels umbrella in silver and the same umbrella in black at $30.

How to choose

The split here is simple: are you buying a functional wheel or a piece of gear? If you're running low tire pressures off-road, a beadlock wheel keeps the tire seated on the rim, which is the whole reason to fit one - match the diameter, bolt pattern, offset and bore to your vehicle exactly, because a beadlock is unforgiving of a wrong spec. The Raceline options run 8x170, the Method UTV wheels run 5x4.5 or 4x156, so the pattern decides which one is even a candidate. If instead you're after the smaller stuff, price and finish are the only real trade-off - a $30 umbrella or a keychain is a taste decision, not a fitment one.

Related and child categories

The smaller lifestyle items break out into their own pages: keychains, vinyls, apparel, air fresheners and license plate frames. If you're building a wheel setup around a beadlock, you'll likely also want lug nuts, wheel spacers or center caps to finish it. For tires to mount up, see the tires page.

Fitment and ordering

For the beadlock wheels, confirm the spec against your vehicle with the wheel fitment calculator before you order, or call fitment help at 813-535-5801. Every order ships free, and Affirm and Katapult financing is available at checkout.