12valve@heart

Can anyone tell me if the 2003 F250/F350 alloy wheels like the one shown below will fit my '92 (center hub and lug pattern)? I'm looking at a set on ebay so can't test fit them so anyone elses experience would be appreciated.

cdodgeguy

a guy 2 blocks over from me has the same wheels on his 93. I also have a 93 and have a set of these. However, I have not even tried to see if they would fit or not. However, my neighbor drives his daily and it appears to have no modifications. Don't really talk to him; he's somewhat of a hermit.

Dan Brooks

Depends on what year they're from. The newer Super Duty Fords use a different bolt pattern and won't fit - those appear to be the later model ones from my recollection. Unless the bolt pattern is 8x6.5" I would stay away.

DesertRat93

The bolt pattern on '99-on Super Fords is 8x165mm. Slightly bigger than 8x6.5". Even if they did fit, you wouldn't want to de-value your truck by putting on Ford parts?

Stomp

Hey now be nice. I am running some Ford wheels off of a 97 Power Stroke. I will be changing them out soon, but for the time being they are just fine. They were free and I had to take off my old wheels because they were too wide and I went in the ditch way to many times in the snow. I need new tires soon so I thought I might as well get some new wheels. I plan on going to an 18" wheel, but I cant find very many tires in the size that I want 33x12.50-18's.

DesertRat is right make sure that they are 8x6.5" or they will not fit. If they are off of a 2003 they will not fit.

Stomp

12valve@heart

Thanks guys. You confirmed my suspicions that they probably aren't the 6-1/2" pattern so I left them alone. I'll just have to keep looking.

Jeepdude_Jay

I am running some factory Alcoas off of a 97 Ford. They are a very strong wheel and also very light. I am a Ford guy at heart so I had them on hand. I tell everyone, I didn't buy a Dodge, I bought a Cummins.

kennedy

same here