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Vanquish Battle Born Wheels 2.2 Delta: officially licensed aluminium beadlocks for 1/10 crawlers

🗓️ 3 September 2026 · ⏱️ 1 min read
Jante beadlock aluminium Vanquish Battle Born Wheels 2.2 Delta noire pour crawler RC 1/10

Photo: Vanquish Products (source)

Vanquish Products is expanding its licensed wheel range with the Battle Born Wheels 2.2 Delta, an aluminium beadlock design aimed at 1/10 crawlers. The listing went online on 2 September 2026 on the Californian brand’s official store, taking up the Delta design from American off-road wheel maker Battle Born Wheels.

An officially licensed 2.2 beadlock wheel

As on the rest of the Vanquish range, the front face is a machined aluminium part that faithfully reproduces the design of the full-size wheel: that is what justifies the official licence. The assembly is a classic three-layer beadlock — front face, rear ring and clamp ring — that pinches the tire bead instead of gluing it. The tire can therefore be removed as many times as needed, which remains the beadlock’s decisive argument for anyone who often swaps compounds or inserts.

Slotted rings and 0.8-inch clamp rings

The new wheel comes with anodised slotted beadlock rings, which reveal the clamp ring underneath and visually lighten the whole assembly. These slotted rings work with 0.8-inch wide moulded clamp rings, supplied in the box. An important point to note before buying: these rings are not IFR compatible, so the assembly specified by the brand has to be kept.

The complete set includes two Delta front faces, two rear rings, two anodised slotted beadlock rings, two 0.8-inch moulded clamp rings, the VPS05000 screw kit and the instruction sheet. Hubs are not included: the wheels require Vanquish Products SLW hubs, available in raw aluminium, black aluminium or brass depending on the ballast wanted.

Price and colours

The Battle Born Wheels 2.2 Delta are listed at $69.99 a set in three finishes: black (VPS08250), clear (VPS08251) and bronze (VPS08252). Vanquish Products points out that the actual shade may differ slightly from the photo, since anodising aluminium is never perfectly reproducible from batch to batch.

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