Weld Wheels
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From: orlando usa
Weld Wheels
Hey all, I have heard nothing but good things about Weld Wheels, where is the best place to find them?
What size is everyone running and what size tire do you run?
what size rim and tire should I buy for my stock superduty?
thanks for the help,
scott
What size is everyone running and what size tire do you run?
what size rim and tire should I buy for my stock superduty?
thanks for the help,
scott
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Joined: Apr 2002
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From: Stratford, CT
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If you have the snow plow package (raises the front end 1-1/2 to 2 inches), and its a 4x4 at stock height, I think they look good with 305/70-R16 on 16x10 rims. If you want a little thinner looking tire then go with 295/75-R16 on 16x8 or on stock rims (16x7.5). Both of the above tires measure out to approx. 33" diameter. If you don't have the snow plow prep package they might rub a little, but I'm not positive. Without the snow plow pkg., or a front leveling kit, you may need to go a little smaller like 285/75-R16.
-Rich
-Rich
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Joined: Apr 2002
Posts: 204
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From: Stratford, CT
Weld Wheels
If you have the snow plow package (raises the front end 1-1/2 to 2 inches), and its a 4x4 at stock height, I think they look good with 305/70-R16 on 16x10 rims. If you want a little thinner looking tire then go with 295/75-R16 on 16x8 or on stock rims (16x7.5). Both of the above tires measure out to approx. 33" diameter. If you don't have the snow plow prep package they might rub a little, but I'm not positive. Without the snow plow pkg., or a front leveling kit, you may need to go a little smaller like 285/75-R16.
-Rich
-Rich
