Where can I look for 19.5 inch wheels for my 3500 SRW truck??

I know of Rickson, Vision etc.

All I want are stock 19.5 inch wheels that I could sand up and paint, nothing fancy. Just a steel wheel.

Are there used vehicles that have this size wheel on them that would fit my hubs without any adapters etc.

I just want to carry more weight than my E range tires.

Thanks

 

If you find a source I would be interested as well dont need anything fancy and even the steel wheel through Rickson are over $200 a piece.

 

I have the American Eagle wheels & Hankook tires. Pics are in a thread titled 19.5 tires & wheels.

 

When I was researching 19.5's for my rig I remember reading something about 8 lug chevy rims that may have worked. Not exactly sure but it may be worth doing some searching around. I think it may have been from Dually vans or cube vans maybe? Wish I had the links still but they have been long deleted. I decided on the Ricksons and ended my long search about 9 months ago.

The gearing the 19.5 tires worked out to is perfect for my typical travel. The tires I think will last a long time. If I come across the info I will make another post.

 

Bread truck.

 

OK on the bread truck.. Thanks

I was confused for a minute, bread truck = step van...

Thanks

 

I located a Chev P-30 1986 . He says he has spare wheels and tires.

Would these fit my hubs with no modifications.

 

There was a LOT of discussion about this a long while back.At least I think on this site if not it was TDR. I can picture the bread van and I don't think it was a P30 but I could be wrong.Have you tried doing a search? Think they fit from the jump street or maybe a lug nut issue that wasn't to hard to correct.

 

Step vans are going to be dually style. Vision is going to be the least expensive out there. Heck you should be able to get 4 for about $800.

 

I found some threads on the bread truck wheels.Do a advance search and just use 19.5 in a decending to older threads.

 

There was a guy at a dyno event I went to that did that, they are 8 on 6.5 but the center has to be machined since our trucks have a larger hub diameter. The real challenge is finder 6 that are straight and good. But again these do not apply to the original question since he has a srw and these are drw.

 

These are the wheels I had on my last truck you can see it in my gallery they are direct bolt on...

HERES THE WHEELS:http://www.americanforcewheels.com/195.html