Ford F150 Limited on 22x10 BRINK B2 Insurgent Wheels

[BRINK WHEELS]

Hey Team,

Just thought I'd share with you an F150 Limited we put together. We fitted the truck with the BRINK B204 Insurgent in Smoke Machine Titanium with 305/45/22 Toyo AT3s. The wheels poked out the fenders just a bit and the tires did not rub. For reference the truck is 4x4 and stock height.

Let me know your thoughts!

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[Graygoose2021]

They look great!

 

[BRINK WHEELS]

They look great!

Thank you sir!

 

[BRINK WHEELS]

Here's an interesting observation I forgot to share. Despite the tires being 1.5" wider and wheels 1" wider than factory the weight is only a 5lb total increase per unit. It's important to also note the upgraded tire is a 10ply All Terrain that weighs 47.60 lbs.

We have 305/45/22 options Like the Michelin Defender LTX that only weight 41.5 lbs which will put the package at close to factory weight while achieving a wider overall footprint.

Not to mention if you're really optimizing for weight savings you can even use the factory tire size 275/50/22 on a Michelin Defender LTX that weighs 37.32 lbs which will put you at an estimated 5 lbs less per unit.

 

[sailorz]

Have you turned the truck over to the customer yet? Was interested in seeing a picture from the front to see how far out the wheels protrude.

 

[ajhamz2]

Hey Team,

Just thought I'd share with you an F150 Limited we put together. We fitted the truck with the BRINK B204 Insurgent in Smoke Machine Titanium with 305/45/22 Toyo AT3s. The wheels poked out the fenders just a bit and the tires did not rub. For reference the truck is 4x4 and stock height.

Let me know your thoughts!

Would love to see those titanium and the bronze B2s on an Atlas Blue F-150. You have any good photo shoppers at your disposal?

 

[BRINK WHEELS]

Would love to see those titanium and the bronze B2s on an Atlas Blue F-150. You have any good photo shoppers at your disposal?

Not really but we heard you have a really nice Atlas Blue F150 we could put them on

 

[BRINK WHEELS]

Would love to see those titanium and the bronze B2s on an Atlas Blue F-150. You have any good photo shoppers at your disposal?

Not an F150 but here's a Blue Ram with the B2's in Bronze.

 

[Graygoose2021]

Are you affiliated with Velgen?

 

[BRINK WHEELS]

Are you affiliated with Velgen?

No sir. I do believe they're also in Miami if I'm not mistaken.

 

[Graygoose2021]

Yes and moved warehouse to GA I believe, the pics of the Ram reminds me of their pics is what made me think.

 

[BRINK WHEELS]

Yes and moved warehouse to GA I believe, the pics of the Ram reminds me of their pics is what made me think.

Ahh gotcha. Smart of of their part. Miami warehouse prices are ridiculous these days. However we do a good amount of export so we're forced to stay local to the freight forwarders our customers use.

The pics may look familiar as here in Miami we pretty much all use the same photographers and they have similar editing techniques.

 

[Graygoose2021]

LOL...yup, still great pictures!

 

[BRINK WHEELS]

LOL...yup, still great pictures!

Thank man.

 

[SuperRaptor]

Here's an interesting observation I forgot to share. Despite the tires being 1.5" wider and wheels 1" wider than factory the weight is only a 5lb total increase per unit. It's important to also note the upgraded tire is a 10ply All Terrain that weighs 47.60 lbs.

We have 305/45/22 options Like the Michelin Defender LTX that only weight 41.5 lbs which will put the package at close to factory weight while achieving a wider overall footprint.

Not to mention if you're really optimizing for weight savings you can even use the factory tire size 275/50/22 on a Michelin Defender LTX that weighs 37.32 lbs which will put you at an estimated 5 lbs less per unit.

That is very impressive for going that much bigger with 10 ply tires. I'm also surprised by the factory 22" wheels/tires being only 2-3ish pounds heavier than the platinum 20" combo. I would have thought it was a lot more. I'm going to need to replace tires on my PB due to nature of my work in the snow/dirt roads but trying to save as much economy as I can.

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