The AEV Pinter is one of the most recognizable wheels AEV offers and it's classic design just got better with the release of the Pintler 2.0. By removing the wheel weight seat and thickening the lip of the wheel the improved stronger design lessens the chance of cracking or damage from rocks and off roading. It has an increased load rating from 2,100 lbs to 2,400 lbs. The AEV name is now embossed in the spoke and the lug holes are larger so you no longer need a thin wall socket. The center caps now feature a new molded logo design. Last but not least they offer it in a brand new color, Onix.
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