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Okay

All E series still use the older 8x6.5 bolt pattern and will bolt up 100% even the new 2011 models.

99+ F series Super duty will not fit E series

Can't use any GM wheels if you have a full floating rear end as GM uses a small dia. hub center.

You can use Dodge wheels they bolt up but would look weird.


Or summitracing.com has a good deal on their brand for 116.00 each with center caps!

 

you have no clue what you are talking about. 92 thru 97 will not fit a 98.

 

I just lost one OEM hub cap and really like the looks of your wheels. Got a link on those SS trim rings? Gonna do exact same on my '10 e350 wheels. Thx.

 

"Can't use any GM wheels if you have a full floating rear end as GM uses a small dia. hub center."

I have used GM steel wheels,just open up the center diameter..

 

Please share with us how you know this, where's the proof?

For those wanting to assure a wheel will fit your particular chassis use one of these handy tools: Bolt Circle Gauge

 

Wouldn't a tire shop that sells wheels have information of what wheels fit what vehicle? Just saying.

 

Ive been looking for some obs f250/f350 aluminum 8lug wheels for awhile. The superduty 99 and up wheels are plentiful you can find them everywhere. But they dont fit the e series.
Older f250/350up to 1997 or 98 will fit e250/e350 up to 2011 as ford390 said. Probably thru to production end in 2014. All 8lug. I wont comment on e150 never owned one.
Logger has made all of 1 post, im thinking hes not credible.