Dually question
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From: Middleton Idaho
Dually question
I bought a early 99 F350 DRW 4x4. 188,000 miles all stock. To be used on weekends, pulling the boat with cab-over camper, Etc. I just noticed it has no spare tire. Where is the best place to buy a spare. Does one spare rim fit on all 6 wheels?
By the way, I've been lurking for a few weeks and have changed all the fluids, bought a CPS to keep in the glove box and did the fuel drain O-ring repair. Thank you to all who posted info with pics.
Patrick.
I have a few of the Viton O-ring seals left over if anyone needs them.
By the way, I've been lurking for a few weeks and have changed all the fluids, bought a CPS to keep in the glove box and did the fuel drain O-ring repair. Thank you to all who posted info with pics.
Patrick.
I have a few of the Viton O-ring seals left over if anyone needs them.
Last edited by Chistoso; Jan 8, 2007 at 10:38 PM.
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From: Ardenvoir, Washington
Welcome to the forum. If you had a spare, it would fit all six positions. You would just reverse the wheel for the inside duals. Try a wrecking yard or any tire dealer for a tire and a wheel.
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From: East Tennessee
Patrick,
You might also try a used tire/wheel dealer of even E-bay (be sure the shipping doesn't kill you). The others are right about the wheels all being the same. There are a lot of these trucks around and I'm almost positive that the other manufacturers use the same bolt pattern- just check the width and be sure you get the same diameter as you have now. 16.5" and 16" are not the same. Also, DO NOT get a two piece rim- they are dangerous and many tire shops won't even work on them any more.
John
'03 F350 CC, DRW, K&N intake, Superchip tuner, 2.5" cat back duals, 91 gallon transfer tank/toolbox combo. Pulling 44' LQ horse trailer.
You might also try a used tire/wheel dealer of even E-bay (be sure the shipping doesn't kill you). The others are right about the wheels all being the same. There are a lot of these trucks around and I'm almost positive that the other manufacturers use the same bolt pattern- just check the width and be sure you get the same diameter as you have now. 16.5" and 16" are not the same. Also, DO NOT get a two piece rim- they are dangerous and many tire shops won't even work on them any more.
John
'03 F350 CC, DRW, K&N intake, Superchip tuner, 2.5" cat back duals, 91 gallon transfer tank/toolbox combo. Pulling 44' LQ horse trailer.
