Steel Wheels

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Steel Wheels
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98crewcab
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all you had to do is ask.........



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98crewcab
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they sure look nice ......i wish they made them in 22's
I think these wheels are 22.5, so adapters (8lugs to 10 lugs) and 22.5 tire would work, please correct me if I am wrong.....someone
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Post was last edited on Dec 06, 2008 06:24. Edited 2 times.
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toddy
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Adapters 700
Used Wheels 75-100 a piece on craigslist
tires 250-300 each
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huskerdually
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I think the weight of the steel wheels would keep me away, even if it could be done.


But that's just me.
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I could have swore there was a sticky on all of this...
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huskerdually
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And now this is in there.
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the way I look at it is....I can use them as run flats and not worry about tearing up an alcoa
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huskerdually
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Tear em up, good excuse to get new wheels.
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Toddy the fronts of the Superduty trucks are the same but then they really are not. Caliper are dfferent and the hubs are different. All of the adapters are the same however for single wheels and dual wheel trucks. The only time you would need a different adapter is if you are running the single wheel 22.5s.

If you want to run steel 22.5 wheels I can get new ones that are chrome and I can also get the black or white ones also.

We use Sumitomo S908 tires on all of our 22.5 packages and they run around 375 each.