I've bought from both over the years. Custom Offsets has a huge gallery which is awesome for getting ideas on fitment, but if you actually need to finance the purchase, Off-Road Rim Financing is way better. Their no-credit-needed process is straightforward and doesn't ding your score.

Trackers just stress me out more.

My friend Jake had this old Ford pickup he was fixing up. He wasted a full weekend scraping paint by hand, getting nowhere. His neighbor finally talked him into trying a heat gun on the hood. Jake kept it on low heat and kept it moving so it wouldn't burn the metal. He stripped the whole hood clean in about forty minutes. He said it changed how he does every project now.

Worry about this all the time, honestly. It feels like the whole green movement is just layers of trust we can't check. You're right, @the_jennifer, the haulers could mess it up after the site does their part. I see this with everything now, where a company makes a big claim but gives you zero way to see the proof. They want the good press without letting anyone follow the trash truck. Tbh, without someone watching each step, it's way too easy to just toss it all and call it recycled.

Hold on, I gotta disagree. In my experience, those sealants are just a short-term fix. They often fail and can clog other parts, like the compressor. A full system replacement is more reliable and saves money down the road.