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Eagle Alloy Series 187

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MSRP: $800.00
Average Price: $328.00
Manufacturer: Eagle Alloy
Recommended?
Yes: 7 / No: 0

Polished aluminum rims with 3.25" of backspacing and 5 on 4.5 bolt pattern with -30mm offset. Sizes, bolt pattern and offset varies so check with the manufacturers website.

Ship weight is 20 pounds.

These are very nice wheels. They require polishing every season to stay looking great, otherwise just washing them will keep them looking good. They have a great shine that looks classy and polished, not chromed.

They will pit and dull in winter as all polished, un-coated aluminum wheels will do. This is due to salt and magnesium chloride and other de-icer chemicals that are put on road. Keep this in mind.

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gunnerharley
Registered User
gunnerharley's Reviews

03-23-2009, 10:40 PM
Eagle Alloy Series 187
Price: $250.00
Recommended? Yes

Comments: I love my rims, they look great. They are 15x10 with a 3.6 offset, look great all cleaned up!!!


spdcat01TJ
Registered User
spdcat01TJ's Reviews

01-28-2009, 07:28 PM
Eagle Alloy Series 187
Price: $375.00
Recommended? Yes

Comments: These wheels were at a good price. They are not coated and get stained easily and need polishing.


Panici

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Panici's Reviews

11-29-2008, 04:23 PM
Eagle Alloy Series 187
Pros: They look great
Cons: Raw aluminum will get destroyed if you use these in the winter. (Salt)
Recommended? Yes

Comments: They look great, and compliment my 33x12.50 Cooper STTs.

These are my spring/summer/fall rims, and I just got them, but havn't mounted them on the jeep yet.

I'll update this review in the spring when I get them mounted up.


lewis95yj14
Registered User
lewis95yj14's Reviews

07-01-2008, 01:09 PM
Eagle Alloy Series 187
Price: $800.00
Recommended? Yes

Comments: no problems yet hard too keep clean but other than that im happy may repace them with son **** Cepek's


cnjrich
Registered User
cnjrich's Reviews

06-16-2008, 10:28 AM
Eagle Alloy Series 187
Recommended? Yes

Comments: Love the look


FiveHundredMJ
Registered User
FiveHundredMJ's Reviews

06-03-2008, 03:15 PM
Eagle Alloy Series 187
Price: $115.00
Recommended? Yes

Comments: Hard to keep the fake beadlocks clean... Cannot place wheel weights on the outside edge because of them. Other wise good wheels.


bman9089

You get what you pay for
bman9089's Reviews

04-13-2008, 02:58 AM
Eagle Alloy Series 187
Price: $100.00
Recommended? Yes

Comments: These wheels are not coated, so I do not recommend running them in winter. The de-icer chemicals like magnesium chloride and salt with pit and dull the rims. They will lose the mirror finish, and turn more to a silver finish. Essentially, the chemicals will cloud the rims.

For this reason, these are my summer wheels.

If you live without snow, no worries. These wheels are like moving mirrors. The quality and craftmanship is awe inspiring. The little backspacing creates a bowl effect (depth), so the wheel doesn't look flat and has more detail. This increases the beauty, IMO. Scratches are only visible from close up, and upkeep is pretty easy.

For upkeep, polish the wheels every few months. Otherwise, keep them clean and hand dry them so they won't spot and they'll look excellent.

Polished aluminum looks more classy than chrome, IMO. The lip of the rim also meshes with the tire too and creates a flat, seamless surface. If you're into detail, and want some classy shine with your jeep, not blingy chrome, then these are the perfect choice.

I paid $100 per wheel.





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