17s with 285/70R17s on my PowerBoost, good fit.

Four years on these now with some light off-roading mixed in, no issues at all.

Switched to the Double Standards in machine finish after putting free-spin hubs on my JKU. Love these wheels.

Two years in on my '07 4Runner now, running these in 17x8.5 with 285/70 Duratracs and a ceramic coat. They still sit dead flush with the fenders and the finish hasn't budged — bolts still look like they came out of the box. Under 28 lbs each too, which I didn't expect from a wheel this tough-looking.

Running these on my Tundra with a 3-inch lift, +25 offset. Good look, good fit.

Set these up in 17x8.5 on my '19 Rubicon, no lift, running 35x12.5s. Fits clean.

Ride's nice with these on, even with the TRD caps.

Been running mine for about 4 years and 45-50k miles now with 315/70R18 Toyo M/Ts. Held up great.

Placed these rims together with Toyo Open Range ATTs and adore the change from the loud factory tires. Far quieter and more pleasant drive even from a more rugged tire. Working with Custom Offsets to figure out fitment and look was a cinch

While trying to settle on what wheel wheel I desired for my 2006 Jeep Wrangler LJ I desired a wheel that appeared cool but still had a somewhat traditional feel to it. The method 305 is definitely perfect wheel if you're trying to keep your 97 -06 Jeep looking traditional but with a refreshed design and size..