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I'm new and own 2 Fords
Hey, my name is Tony, i'm 22, and i live in Wisconsin. I'm new to this site and i'm probley going to have some stupid questions for you all. I hope i can get all the help i need from you guys/gals. I own 2 fords as of this moment. A 1978 ford F-250 Ranger, and a 1990 Ford Aerostar. A question that i have right now fow anyone that can help me is, on my F-250 does anyone know what the bolt pattern would be? I've been looking for new rims because it's harder to find tires that will fit the stock rims. if someone knows what it is it would sure be a big help to me. thanks again and i'll catch yall later.
Last edited by money; Aug 22, 2004 at 12:59 PM.
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Hi Money...welcome to FTE.
Your bolt pattern...just tell whoever you buy wheels from, that you need 8 bolt wheels for a 3/4 ton (F-250).
You may wish to familiarize yourself with the forum guidelines and the list of individual forums, so that you can post in the proper forums to get the info you need. We have a lot of users that use only specific forums...those that relate to their vehicle, engine, drivetrain, etc. Asking for help in this forum isn't going to get you much response..other than a howdy in return and instructions to go to the proper forum and seek the answer you need...most of which have probably already been answered in the past. You can also use the search feature to find posts specific to 90+% of your questions.
Enjoy.
Your bolt pattern...just tell whoever you buy wheels from, that you need 8 bolt wheels for a 3/4 ton (F-250).
You may wish to familiarize yourself with the forum guidelines and the list of individual forums, so that you can post in the proper forums to get the info you need. We have a lot of users that use only specific forums...those that relate to their vehicle, engine, drivetrain, etc. Asking for help in this forum isn't going to get you much response..other than a howdy in return and instructions to go to the proper forum and seek the answer you need...most of which have probably already been answered in the past. You can also use the search feature to find posts specific to 90+% of your questions.
Enjoy.
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