Im going to purchase a set of 22.5 semi wheels and was wondering if anybody that has them or somebody they know has had problems. Didnt want to make a $4500 dollar mistake thanks

 

I really enjoy mine, a little stiffer ride but other than that good stuff.

 

thanks that's what i wanted too hear. I guess you do have to spin balance them thought i think

 

I had mine equal balanced and it was horrible, I run weight balance on the front's and inner rear and left the equal in the outer back because those huge weights look like crap.

 

well as long as it doesnt shake the truck to death. I guess ill just play it by ear thanks.

 

I have had mine on about five weeks. I really like them on my 2wd. The only problem so far is American Force drilled the valve stem holes too large on the rear inner steel wheels and I have had a constant slow leak. They are now shipping me two new steel wheels at no charge to replace the two bad wheels on my truck.

 

4x4 here and i wanna be big on the block ha ha lol. I cant decide between the freestar tires or the hankook tires. Hankook a little more but dont know if its worth the extra $500.00

 

Well you will big big on the block no matter what tire you do.

 

thanks for the input fellas

 

I love mine
I would suggest running 50 to 60 psi in the tires. Makes for a softer ride.
Also balance the tire and the adaptor together.

 

Sorry, I have been busy all day. Two SUPER easy choices. (1) Call David @ The Dually Stop. (2) Get the new 255/70 Goodyear G164 tire! It is the BEST tire out there for all purpose use!

David will hook you up!

On a side note, get them spin-balanced. It makes them ride sooo well!

On the air pressure side, I run 45psi in front and 25psi in all 4 rears. Rides like a dream and has amazing traction in bad weather!

 

hey zo6-lite you have any pic of your 2wd did u have to take out the iner fender

 

what do you mean by equal balanced?? Is that were they use the powder in the tires??
A few days ago I mentioned using all aluminum rims in the back. and you mentioned that they can fuse together. Well when I ordered my tires I found out their is a ring you can put between them to prevent any scuffing they were about $3.50 each any tire dealer should be able to get them!
Dwiggs you were right David at the dually stop got me a good price on my adapters!!

 

hey wiggs have you ever notice how some of the big rig wheel trucks pics from other sites end up on other big rig wheel sites galleries?

 

I am glad to hear it! David is a great guy!