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STI HD5 Just Released a NEW Wheel with or without Beadlock


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STI Tire & Wheel’s HD Alloy wheel line will be drawing even more attention soon with the introduction of the all-new HD5. The HD5 offers incomparable durability and a stunning new style, of course.

The STI HD5 is available in sizes 12×7, 14×7 and 15×7 dimensions in the HD5 line up.

The HD5 debuts in a striking Gloss Black finish with machined accents, topped with a Hi-Gloss clear coat seal. Adding to this wheel’s dynamic personality are chrome bolts and rivets. The final touch is a matching low-profile center cap.

Like all STI HD Alloy series wheels, the lightweight HD5 comes with a no-hassle Lifetime Structural Warranty, thanks to unique inner and outer heavy-duty wheel lip reinforcement. The HD5 is both a beauty and a beast, boasting 1000-lb. load ratings for the 14- and 15-inch models.

The new HD5 is obviously a premium wheel, but it does not come at a premium price. As always, STI strives to deliver both performance and value in every product it ships.

STI HD5 wheels are available at finer ATV/UTV dealers everywhere.

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Item shown in the Photo is a TRUE BEADLOCK WHEEL!

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