15" wheels that actually fit??
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15" wheels that actually fit??
So, my lift kit just came, and I'm in the market for some 35" tires. I'd like to buy some new wheels, not too fond of my factory 16" alloys.
So what 15 wheels fit, looking at both aluminum, and steel, not sure what to get yet?
Pics, please?
So what 15 wheels fit, looking at both aluminum, and steel, not sure what to get yet?
Pics, please?
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15" steel and aluminum fit with 3.75" or less BS.
4" BS on cragars require minor grinding on the outside bar.
I've heard Walker evans 15" rims w/ 4.5" BS fit with out rubbing but they are very expensive.
Tons of threads on this out there also
4" BS on cragars require minor grinding on the outside bar.
I've heard Walker evans 15" rims w/ 4.5" BS fit with out rubbing but they are very expensive.
Tons of threads on this out there also
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Thanks, I was looking for both pics, and testimony on what fits. I have Spidertrax 1.5" spacers, but I don't want the tires to stick out way past my flares.
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Here is a pic for you. With after market wheels you shouldn't need the spacers.
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15x8 Eagle Alloys
I have 15x8 Eagle Alloys that fit great with no grinding. They are aluminum. They look almost identical to the Pro Comps above, but much cheaper. I paid $100 each.
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Good to know! I ran a set of Eagle 16x8 wheels like that, but they were just polished, on an F-150 I had about 9 years ago, and they were nice!
So my options are expanding now, pretty much decided on 35x12.50-15 KM2's for tires, now I just have to shop for wheels.
Thanks
So my options are expanding now, pretty much decided on 35x12.50-15 KM2's for tires, now I just have to shop for wheels.
Thanks
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