iForce Max MPG With 33x12.5x17 Tires & New Wheels

C4Fabrication · 2026-04-02T07:12:52+00:00

Hey guys! Super excited to share our latest product, the winch fairlead with integrated shackle. Solid recovery gear and accessories are crucial to getting you out of a sticky situation. Our fairlead/shackle is CNC machined from 7075-T6 aluminum for ultimately durability and tight tolerances. Made specfically for synthetic ropes it's a universal product that will complement any winch/front bumper setup. We have a patented interlocking design that easily secures your shackle in place for a clean look that's ready to go for trail action. The low profile minimizes how far it sticks out and still maintains maximum thickness where it's needed. The shackle has been independently tested by a third party under the most extreme conditions to give you 20k lbs. of strength in the open shackle option, and 30k lbs. in the closed option. This combo comes standard with black anodizing and laser etched details. Made to resist corrosion, UV exposure, and heavy use. Comes with black stainless hardware. universal fitment with most winches made for synthetic rope only open or closed shackle, seamless integration into fairlead low profile third party rated/tested black anodized finish, custom matched hardware hardware provided simple install free shipping made in the USA Check our site to see more! https://c4fabrication.com/products/synthetic-winch-fairlead - closed shackle seen above - open shackle seen above

rustytaco

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Feb 19, 2025

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Stop and go with some coasting on my new setup. Arroyo RTs (33x12.5) and Lock Off-Road Combat wheels. Smaller wheel, but larger tire. Definitely added some weight to each corner. This was paired with a 2.25" lift kit from Peak and no air dam. Not bad at all on winter blend gas and single digit weather (I'm in Illinois). Seems like I'm doing roughly 18-21 mpg depending on the situation. Could get more consistently above 20 if it was warmer, better gas, etc.