Black or chrome 18" wheels for my trailer?

[2009216v]

What do you guys think? I am leaning towards the black since my trailer and most of my boat is black.




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[4th ski-doo]

I've got black and love them.

[4th ski-doo]

Well, mostly black at least

[jhersey29]

Murder death would look cool. Black it out!
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[axeman]

Black!

[markj]

Another vote for those black ones here. I like that they have a part machined finish too. Nice balance.

[markj]

Are you able to find those in a 6" width?

[2009216v]

No, the American racing AR890 is only made in a 18x8" width with a +0mm offset. The last picture posted in this thread(all black boat) is the Moto Metal 962, it only is built in a 18x9 +0mm offset.


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[markj]

Black!

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axeman, do your tires stick out past the edge of your fenders? Herd to tell from that angle. How wide are your fenders?

[nyryan2001]

2009-

Black!

[Nautiquehunter]

Well I guess I will have to buck the system and say chrome . The black is just too blaaa .

[axeman]

axeman, do your tires stick out past the edge of your fenders? Herd to tell from that angle. How wide are your fenders?

No, they do not. I'm not sure how wide the fenders are. It's the upgraded 2014 Boatmate trailer.

[2009216v]

Most of the boat trailer manufacturers install the wider fenders on the trailer from the factory if they plan on upgrading that particular trailer with 8-9" wide wheels. If your trailer came with 6-7" wide wheels, like mine, you will likely not be able to run a 9" wheel. It will not only stick out but worst of all will likely rub on the tire. I am going to test fit the 18x8" wheel, I think that will work/fit correctly without needing wider fenders. I will keep you guys posted once I test fit.


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[CHassmann]

Black, although Nautiquehunter's wheels look great!

[markj]

Most of the boat trailer manufacturers install the wider fenders on the trailer from the factory if they plan on upgrading that particular trailer with 8-9" wide wheels. If your trailer came with 6-7" wide wheels, like mine, you will likely not be able to run a 9" wheel. It will not only stick out but worst of all will likely rub on the tire. I am going to test fit the 18x8" wheel, I think that will work/fit correctly without needing wider fenders. I will keep you guys posted once I test fit.

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I am super curious to hear your findings.