New FN Overlander Wheels

The rims turned out better than I could ever imagine. Super kudos to Dustin!
 

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Wow! Like the white letters out and center caps!

I have to agree--it does have a great look. Dustin suggested the the silver center caps and he was spot on.

Any tips about cleaning supplies? Anything too harsh to use? Should I be concerned with the winter salt rash that comes from living in the NE? I just couldn't wait to get them on.

Also should I be worried at all about the water sitting in the lip. This was today:
 

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I have to agree--it does have a great look. Dustin suggested the the silver center caps and he was spot on.

Any tips about cleaning supplies? Anything too harsh to use? Should I be concerned with the winter salt rash that comes from living in the NE? I just couldn't wait to get them on.

Also should I be worried at all about the water sitting in the lip. This was today:

Give them a good wash with a dedicated wheel brush, then apply any wax or sealant of your choice. Fancy brands also have their own line of wheel wax.

As to water sitting on the lip, it will leave water marks if it sits too long, just like on paint. Also note brake dust is corrosive. It'll pool up with the sitting water.
 
I have to agree--it does have a great look. Dustin suggested the the silver center caps and he was spot on.

Any tips about cleaning supplies? Anything too harsh to use? Should I be concerned with the winter salt rash that comes from living in the NE? I just couldn't wait to get them on.

Also should I be worried at all about the water sitting in the lip. This was today:

The nice thing about the wheels you got is that the Graphite Metallic is easier to keep clean according to Dustin than his other wheels that have a satin or matte finish.

You'll have to work a little harder to keep yours clean if you're running them in the winter. Lots of nooks and crannies for salt, brake dust, and road grime.

I run mine in the winter and am buying a second set as well. probably go through the auto car wash about every week or every other week. I might wipe mine down about once a month.

I waxed them once when I first got them.
 
Any tips about cleaning supplies? Anything too harsh to use? Should I be concerned with the winter salt rash that comes from living in the NE? I just couldn't wait to get them on.

Can't go wrong with soap and water. Soft rag. Nothing abrasive. Make sure the wheels are not dirty/grimy/sandy/muddy etc or you'll scratch them

Whatever wax you use on the truck would be fine for the wheels too.
 
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Can't go wrong with soap and water. Soft rag. Nothing abrasive. Make sure the wheels are not dirty/grimy/sandy/muddy etc or you'll scratch them

Whatever wax you use on the truck would be fine for the wheels too.
Perfect, Churchill. Thanks for the tips, once they were in my hands, I couldn't wait.
 
Couldn't be happier with how these wheels look.

After seeing your rig i was sold on getting the Overlanders as well. So thanks!

Here is mine



Dustin was awesome to work with. He also recommended the Gunmental on the silver and couldn't be happier!
 
After seeing your rig i was sold on getting the Overlanders as well. So thanks!

Dustin was awesome to work with. He also recommended the Gunmental on the silver and couldn't be happier!

The Gunmetal looks sweet with the silver!
 
Those look sweet! These Overlander's in gunmetal are in my top two for my next wheel purchase. They look sharp with your silver, nice choice!
 
What's the other wheel you're thinking about?

SCS Ray10's in gunmetal. I think both wheels have classic styling with a touch of custom flare. I haven't dealt with either company, but both appear to exhibit excellent customer service with great products.
 

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