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I have an 06 f150 with the 20" Roush wheels. I just put some 17" XLT wheels with snows on. I cant put the center caps on because the other wheels had aftermarket lugs. The dealer wants 5 bucks apiece ($120+) for lugs. No one shows a listing for our trucks. They list a 5 and 7 lug, but no 6 lug. I figured out they were 14 X 2.0. Any suggestions?
you can usually get general lugs from a napa or store of the sorts. or you could use a performance shop like 4wheelparts, and order any style you need.
you can usually get general lugs from a napa or store of the sorts. or you could use a performance shop like 4wheelparts, and order any style you need.
you would think so. i went to Napa Carquest Auto Zone Pep Boys Advance...u name it, I went there, no one has any listing
Try Discount Tire store, Les Schwab, Big O Tires, Firestone, Goodyear....I ran out of names, but these guys put rims on vehicles all the time and should be able to help and be cheaper.
I know it's ugly, but other than cosmetic, is there any reason to have the center caps on?
Try Discount Tire store, Les Schwab, Big O Tires, Firestone, Goodyear....I ran out of names, but these guys put rims on vehicles all the time and should be able to help and be cheaper.
I know it's ugly, but other than cosmetic, is there any reason to have the center caps on?
ugly, yes, but all the road crap rusts up the hub area too. i have the long lugs bcuz they go deep into the wheel, so yeah, they look stupid, like they belong on a mid-80's 2wd chevy with a ton of rust, white wagon wheels and oversized non-matching tires
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