Best looking alloys on a Gen I truck
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Hummer H2 wheels
I picked up the set from a buddy's shop after someone got some fancy (and butt ugly) wheels on their vehicle and didn't want these any more.
Got a buddy discount on them too. $60
I picked up the set from a buddy's shop after someone got some fancy (and butt ugly) wheels on their vehicle and didn't want these any more.
Got a buddy discount on them too. $60
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How bout some Alcoa floats and super singles:
How bout some rickson 19.5" wheels with 245/70 michelin meats:
How bout some ford alcoas:
How bout some "Merican racing alloys in 16x7:
How bout some Kidney Bean mag alloys:
How bout some rickson 19.5" wheels with 245/70 michelin meats:
How bout some ford alcoas:
How bout some "Merican racing alloys in 16x7:
How bout some Kidney Bean mag alloys:
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WHat is that rear rim on you truck Papacat?
I was thinking that maybe the stock Ford 16X7 isn't very wide? 235X85X16 tires were on the truck before.
I don't have much $$ so Ford will be my try... car-parts.com shows them $300-400 for a set. Try and get the close place down to $300. Then go order some new Yokohama Geolandar A/T-S tires.
Michael
I was thinking that maybe the stock Ford 16X7 isn't very wide? 235X85X16 tires were on the truck before.
I don't have much $$ so Ford will be my try... car-parts.com shows them $300-400 for a set. Try and get the close place down to $300. Then go order some new Yokohama Geolandar A/T-S tires.
Michael
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Those Alcola floats are a good look on that dually, and as always PapeCAT your old crew looks sweet!
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That rear rim is an alcoa 22.5" tall 14" wide wheel. They are dual replacements to save weight and improve fuel economy.
The old crew does look sweet. One of a kind!
The old crew does look sweet. One of a kind!
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Any burnout pics
How is the ride with the 19.5 or bigger tires? I've heard that those heavy duty tires will last forever on our light trucks, what are they class f or g tires? Is it worth the extra cost to go to a heavy tire?
How is the ride with the 19.5 or bigger tires? I've heard that those heavy duty tires will last forever on our light trucks, what are they class f or g tires? Is it worth the extra cost to go to a heavy tire?