Weld-on Rock Ring Installation

Step one - Use proper safety equipment (face shield, gloves, etc.).

Step two – Using a grinder remove the paint, chrome, etc. from the face of the wheel. The whole area where the rock ring contacts the wheel should be bare metal.

Step three – Center the rock ring within the lip of the rim. The ring should be sitting down inside the outer edge of the wheel.

Step four - Tack weld the edge of the ring to the inner lip of the wheel, skipping around the wheel a few inches at a time.

Step five – Fully weld the ring to the wheel making sure the weld is of high quality (all welding should be performed by a certified welder

Step six – Clean the wheel of all grinding dust and degrease.

Step seven – Mask off all wheel surfaces to remain unpainted.

Step eight – Apply a primer to the rock ring and welded area, see primer can for manufacturer’s directions.

Step nine – Apply desired paint to wheel using the same directions as for the above steps.

Total Metal Innovations cannot be held responsible nor do we accept liability for breakage or failure of parts as a result of off-road use. Modifications to your vehicle are done at your own risk and Total Metal Innovations does not accept liability or responsibility arising from damage caused by installing parts or doing modifications. Be aware that certain modifications and installation of aftermarket parts can void your original dealer warrantee. All parts should be installed by a professional.

Intended for off-road use only.