Method Race Wheels Canada Review

Method Race Wheels is a high-performance wheel manufacturer headquartered in Temecula, California. They quickly became known for having the lightest, strongest wheels on the market after being founded in 2009. Method rims Canada has many years of racing experience that helps them design and test their wheels, so it's more than just a catchy name.

Their product line includes everything from the cast, one-piece street wheels to forged beadlock wheels for desert racing and rock crawling. They've also recently entered the rally racing market. Everything they learn from racing permeates their entire line, and it shows.

Method's street wheel lineup's rugged, simulated beadlock appearance has sparked a fashion trend in the custom truck world. Impersonation is said to be the sincerest form of flattery, and this is certainly true in Method's case. Other companies have tried to imitate Method's styling and designs, but the reputation of Method race wheels is unrivaled. Method's involvement in the racing world has demonstrated that they live up to their "Race Wheel" nickname.

Wheelrack is the authorized distributor of Method Race wheels. We have an entire lineup of wheels from prominent brands that include Black Rhino, Fuel, KMC, etc.

The Method Race Wheels MR301 Matte Black Standard is a classic 10-spoke wheel with a protective matte clear coat. Subtle details like push-through hub covers, removable stainless-steel bolts around the outer lip, and the word "Method" machined into a spoke make this wheel look right at home on everything from stock trucks, Jeeps, and SUVs to the best off-road vehicles.

T6 heat treatment on a one-piece 356 aluminum construction Stainless steel bolts around the lip that can be replaced Applications for trailer wheels and cargo vans with higher load ratings (3000lbs per wheel) Based on wheel size and lug count, load ratings range from 2100lbs to 3600lbs.

The Method Race Wheels MR315 is a modular wheel with a street legal beadlock on the wheel's lip. This wheel has Method machined into one of the spokes and includes a bolt-on center cap with the Method Race Wheels logo. The MR315 wheel is available in popular 17-inch sizes and finishes such as Matte Black, Gold with a Black Lip, and Machined.

The tough 6 windowed point design of the 312 Standard Wheel is accented with laser engraved METHOD logos. The lip undercut simulates a true beadlock wheel and has replaceable lip bolts in a variety of colors. It has a load rating of 2,650- 3,640 lbs.

The Method Race Wheels MR701 is an 8 spoke wheel with patented Bead Grip technology that allows for lower tire pressures. This wheel has Method machined into the face of the wheel and includes a snap-in center cap with the Method Race Wheels logo. This wheel is available in popular sizes ranging from 15 to 17 inches in Matte Black or Bronze finishes.

Method is a company based in the United States. Their wheels are designed, engineered, and tested entirely in the United States. They are, however, made in China. That is not necessarily a bad thing.

Unions, the cost of living, and employee entitlement all cost companies a lot of money in North America. Many of them turn to factories in China for lower labor costs, resulting in lower prices.

Since the factories still have a contract with the American company. It is up to the company to establish the rules and guidelines for the level of quality that will be accepted. If the factory wants to stay in business, they must keep the American company satisfied with the quality.

Method is capable of successfully managing this relationship. This results in a win-win situation for everyone, and it's how they're able to provide us with fantastic wheels at such a low cost. Method Race Wheels have a distinct "Made in China" feel to them. Finally, you are receiving a high-quality product from an American company.

All of Method's street wheels are lug centric. That means lug nuts are even more important than hub centric wheels. Your original lug nuts will not fit. You'll need a set of aftermarket "acorn" lug nuts, such as these.

Lug centric wheels differ from hub centric wheels in several ways. There are a few things you can do to ensure that you don't experience any vibrations: If the shop is having trouble balancing them, ensure that they are using a machine that bolts the wheel on by the lug nuts rather than a single cone.

When mounting the wheels to your vehicle, tighten the lug nuts gradually. Vibrations may occur if you zip each one all the way up (even in a star pattern). Torque each one down in stepped increments of 25, 50, 75, and 100 ft lbs, or whatever the recommended setting is for your vehicle. You must still use the traditional star pattern.

As long as your wheels haven't been neglected, you shouldn't need much more than car soap and a few brushes to clean them. A mild, non-acidic wheel cleaner will provide more cleaning power.

Water spots are a common problem with matte finishes. They can be extremely difficult to remove once they have dried on the porous finish. One solution is to use spray wax on them. It will protect them and make them easier to clean, but it will also add a bit of shine.

A mild car soap is all that is required to thoroughly clean them. It's a great investment if you intend to keep your wheels for a long time.

Method Race Wheels are pushing the limits of what is possible. Method Race Wheels offers the general public lighter, stronger, and faster wheels with ingrained motorsport DNA, kudos to patented features designed for the harshest desert race environments.

Get in touch to grab your set of Method wheels today.