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They have the rims...but they are pricey!!
I bought the Vision Type 81 Aluminums from someone else...PM me for details
Chris
They have the rims...but they are pricey!!
I bought the Vision Type 81 Aluminums from someone else...PM me for details
Chris
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WOW! Some of those forged aluminum wheels and those Michelin XDE2+ 285/70/R19.5's would look sweet with a 2" leveling kit.
$6000 would be a little hard to spend on something that wears out that fast!
$6000 would be a little hard to spend on something that wears out that fast!
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Originally Posted by CrazyCooter
$6000 would be a little hard to spend on something that wears out that fast!
I've been riding the fence on Rickson's for about 3 years now. Everytime I spend another $1000 on tires I think about how I would have only replaced one set of tires if I had them.
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Originally Posted by smokindog
Those are commercial tires and should last well over 100K miles on "most" of our trucks.
I've been riding the fence on Rickson's for about 3 years now. Everytime I spend another $1000 on tires I think about how I would have only replaced one set of tires if I had them.
I've been riding the fence on Rickson's for about 3 years now. Everytime I spend another $1000 on tires I think about how I would have only replaced one set of tires if I had them.
You need to check out my new ones next time I see you...hopefully they're here by then
Yokohama's are on a boat, 8 weeks away from shore
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Rickson even makes them for us first gen guys that have the coinde/stud centric wheels. If you have the money for high end alloys you could check Brentz-Wheels. He and rickson are good freinds. Rickson supplys the steel inner wheels for Brentz.
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I would love to check out the Vision 19,5's. I have heard people get them for around $160/each which I think is very reasonable. Haven't seen any pics ON Dodge trucks though!
While not forged or steel they are rated for 4500-5000 lbs and that is what it comes down to, right? I don't know of 245/70/19.5 will fit on a 2WD 2nd gen though.
While not forged or steel they are rated for 4500-5000 lbs and that is what it comes down to, right? I don't know of 245/70/19.5 will fit on a 2WD 2nd gen though.
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we talked bout mine here
https://www.dieseltruckresource.com/...d.php?t=103884
a while back,, still wouldn't be without them
https://www.dieseltruckresource.com/...d.php?t=103884
a while back,, still wouldn't be without them