finding 16x12
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finding 16x12
does anybody know of a 16x12 alum.wheel with 5x135. i've looked around seen people talkng about having them on thier trucks but didn't say who they were made by. thanx for any help anybody can give
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I have seen this size but they were very high priced. Around 300 to 400 per wheel if I remember correctly. I am running 16X10 on my truck with 2" spacers. Spacers are not the way to go if you are driving it every day. I only drive my truck about 2000 miles a year. Just a toy now with the gas prices the way they are.
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Centerline makes atleast 4 different style wheels 5x135, 16x12, aluminum. They are all $219.95 at summit http://store.summitracing.com/egnsea...115+4294813593
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that was my problem. i read somewhere that it had to be Hub Centric or the rim would not seat completely on the hub. why do they have to keep changing crap. about ready to sas this thing and rip out the abs bulb 
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I dont personaly know any other vehicle (truck) that used 5x135 other than a F150 so I would assume they would all fit assuming you use the correct lug nuts. I have seen them both hub centric and rim centric, I dont even know which ones I got since it was done at the shop. I wish I had used 10" wheels on my 285's, it seems there is still a good amount of bulge in the sidewalls with 8's, and it looks stock still. I kinda like the more flat sidewall look myself, but I already spent the money and there on the truck so not much I can do now. I do like them though.
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