Ford Performance Method 703 Wheels Weight = 28.4 lbs

[PWillette]

Just got a set of 5 of these. Matte Titianium Gray. Saw some conflicting info re weight. So, weighed them myself. Weight = 28.4 lbs.

Good looking wheel! What is the offset?

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[Steve B]

Just got a set of 5 of these. Matte Titianium Gray. Saw some conflicting info re weight. So, weighed them myself. Weight = 28.4 lbs.

Those look amazing. This might be the answer for the heavier tires I need to purchase.

 

[TNcoupe]

Thanks. I was holding out for the FP "faux locking hub" caps. Gives it a little old-school nod. The early batch from FP still had the Method center cap.

I knew the Sasquatch wheel was heavy. I thought they were 36lbs. 39lbs is worse, yet.

I love the X3's. The red letters are quite distinctive. They are a heavy tire, though. Still worth it.

Check the weight difference between the metric sizes and SAE sizes. Turns out, there is a difference. Load range C vs E and the SAE sizes are lighter. Wish I had known this before getting my metric X3s. They are heavy af and ride rough on my 2dr.

 

[Flying Skunks]

Amounting Method Racing MR106's , and they weigh 26lbs each

 

[JT58Bronc]

Wow, they look amazing! The weight savings over the stock Sas wheels is huge. Must be nice coupled with the stock Good Years- which are about the lightest tire available for the Bronco. Increase in performance to keep up with the lead footed drivers around here and maybe increase in MPG? Better ride with the suspension not so taxed with unspring weight?

 

[JediMcMuffin]

Good looking wheel! What is the offset?

https://performanceparts.ford.com/part/M-1007K-M1785KG

Ford Performance Parts partnered with one of the most recognized names in the Off-Road wheel industry, Method Race Wheels®, to develop and certify this Off-Road Wheel Kit exclusively for the Bronco

Designed for 2021-2024 Bronco​

Does not fit 2022+ Bronco Raptor​

• Kit Includes:
• Set of 5 Method Race Wheels® 703 Bead Grip®
• Matte Titanium Gray Finish
• Bead Grip® technology engages tire bead for increased grip at low tire pressures
• Hub-centric fitment specific to Bronco

5 TPMS Sensors and Activation Tool
5 Snap-in center caps with embossed Ford Performance / METHOD Bead Grip® logo
For black lug vehicle kit see: M-1012K-BR
This wheel and lug nut combination requires a Thin Wall Socket for installation/removal
Diameter: 17"
Width: 8.5"
Offset: +35mm
Backspacing: 6.20"
Center Hub Bore: 93.25mm
Bolt Pattern (PCD): 6 x 5.5

 

[vrtical]

not bad mine are 23.8 lbs

oh and Micky Thompson - MT Baja AT D spec 37x12.50x17 Weight 82 lbs

 

[Timbow]

Method shoes on my Bronco (Teter Rock, Flinthills prairie)

 

[Valhalla]

 

[Cygnusx1]

they are +35, just like OEM, and Hubcentric.

 

[BossMann]

I went with Titan7's for weight alone, not looks...I didn't weigh, but reported around 23lbs.

Always liked Method wheels and that unsprung saving is significant. With 37's I'm barely over my factory setup with SAS wheels and the super light GY tires.

 

[Cygnusx1]

Yeah, I thought about the Titan atk-1 for a long time. But ultimately, was bothered by the offset and the fact that the center caps cost a gazillion dollars. When I saw that the Methods offered significant weight savings, were hub centric, had oem offset and looked pretty good, decided to go with that. Titan's are super nice though and the finish on their titanium color looks better than the Method, in my opinion.

 

[Mr Bacon Jr]

Anyone know if the caps are avail separately? I got my 703 about a year ago and they came with the standard Method caps.

 

[JediMcMuffin]

Anyone know if the caps are avail separately? I got my 703 about a year ago and they came with the standard Method caps.

I am pretty sure they are, its been discussed here before but those are not threads I've bookmarked.

 

[Mr Bacon Jr]

I am pretty sure they are, its been discussed here before but those are not threads I've bookmarked.

‘Thanks- just found them.

https://www.ford.com/product/bronco...MIy5zBp_6-iwMVx3N_AB3pkAQ1EAQYASABEgK6O_D_BwE

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