MEUS RACING 4Pcs 1.0 Beadlock Wheels Hub Rims w/Removable Thickened 4mm Hex Adapter for 1/18 TRX4M, Axial SCX24 Gladiator Bronco C10 JLU Deadbolt 1/24 RC Crawler Upgrades Part,Type B - Black

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The media could not be loaded.  I purchased the Style-B wheels in black. Let's start with the good. These look good. After testing tires from multiple brands I can say mounting tires was very easy and fitment was good. Unfortunately that is where the good ends. There are multiple problems with the wheels I received. We will start with either my package was labeled wrong or the item listing is wrong. As I said I purchased the Type-B wheels. I recieved a package that said Type-B, but they are actually the wheels labeled Type-C in the listing. The next issue is the screws that are included are very bad quality. I broke most of them with very little force. I ended up using my own hardware to build them. You are going to want to have your own hardware for these. You'll need m1.4x8 or m1.4x5 depending on the configuration you want to use. That takes us into the next problem. These come with a +4mm hub adapter and some brass extended nuts. They do not work together. The nuts are about 2mm too long and will not tighten the wheel down on an SCX24/AX24 axle. The alternative it to run these without the hub extension, but even that is not possible without also having extended hexes. The wheel face it too thin and normal nuts will not tighten down to the wheel. I was able to get these to work by running them without the hub extension and using a +7mm hex extension behind them. Side note to this, considering the included nuts fit the SCX24 axle shafts, they will not fit on a TRX4M as the listing says they will. The last prblem is more of an annoyance than issue. Due to the number of spokes vs the number of screws, it is possible to assemble these in a way that the outer and inner portions of the wheel don't line up. Over all I would recomend finding a different wheel option unless you are ok with having to buy more parts to make them work. If you happen to have some +7mm hexes and good hardware already as I did, these aren't a terrible choice.*Updats*After using these for about an hour I can honestly say the good looks of these wheels do not even come close to making up for it's faults. The hex inserts on the wheels are not machined properly. In order to get the hex to fit in all the way (even a stock one) you have to apply a ton of force. I also was not able to get them to sit flat so all the wheels wobble while driving. I even tried known good aftermarket brass and aluminum hexes with no luck. These will now be going on my retired/broken comp rig that sits on a display shelf. That's about all they are good for.

Don't get me wrong, they look nice and feel like quality material but there are a couple problems.1. The spokes don't line up so once they're all together, it just looks weird.2. They need a better fit around the axle hex. Theyve got a lot of wiggle on them even after being tightened fully.Honestly, that's about the only issues I could see with them. They look great, nice and heavy, went together somewhat easily. Just need to measured a little bit better when being cut for production. I'll definitely be needing to buy other wheels. My advice, just wait the extra week or 2 for RCAWD or Injora or Treal, ect.