Wheel covers
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Joined: Apr 2003
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From: Newport, RI USA
You may try ebay.... I found a set of new factory covers for mine there and paid $97 with shipping. They were not sold as new, but they were (pleasant suprise) I don't know if they are ok on the newer trucks but the style is pretty common.
JCW has the all plastic ones, but they are very cheezy.... hold out for the factory ones if you can.
I just put the Blizzaks on yesterday and the covers on today... looks pretty good.
Post again and I will try to find the guy I got em from then.....
Merry Christmas!
JCW has the all plastic ones, but they are very cheezy.... hold out for the factory ones if you can.
I just put the Blizzaks on yesterday and the covers on today... looks pretty good.
Post again and I will try to find the guy I got em from then.....
Merry Christmas!
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Joined: Apr 2003
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From: Newport, RI USA
Just noticed where you are... I got the blizzaks so I don't have to 'white knuckle' through your neighborhood and the notch on the way to Que snowmobiling.
Those tires are pretty amazing. I had a set on a C2500 and I am a believer.
Those tires are pretty amazing. I had a set on a C2500 and I am a believer.
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Joined: May 2003
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From: Lyndonville, Vermont
I have the blizzaks 2 I think they work real good for my plow truck. I didn't see any on ebay. Someone emailed me with some thanks.. I have the 10 ply ones.
Dick
Dick
Last edited by 99f350sd; Dec 20, 2003 at 05:40 PM.
