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Scott, are you running 10" wide wheels? I am going to be in the market for wheels soon, and have been thinking about going with the wider wheels. When I wear out these Hankook Dynapro's I will be getting a set of Toyos. Nothing wrong with the Hankooks, they look great, and ride great, but I like the thought of the 315's in an E rated tire.
Interference fit along the top, and some screws in the fender lip. Yep, less than a minute with a cordless and it is off. I was skeptical too but they mount very securely. They do not move when properly installed.
Perfect. I think that is what I want. Thanks for answering my dumb questions.
Perfect. I think that is what I want. Thanks for answering my dumb questions.
Just get them from a place that won't kill you on a restocking fee if you need to return them. Use emblem adhesive and mount them just long enough to look. If you don't like it, send it back.
Everybody here has posted about worrying about tire rating, how many people with aftermarket wheels have looked at the wheels rating? I know I was looking at forged center lines, and they are rated for 3200#...... Have any of you even considered wheel ratings? Just because they have our lug pattern, doesnt mean they are rated for 3k+ each
Everybody here has posted about worrying about tire rating, how many people with aftermarket wheels have looked at the wheels rating? I know I was looking at forged center lines, and they are rated for 3200#...... Have any of you even considered wheel ratings? Just because they have our lug pattern, doesnt mean they are rated for 3k+ each
That's why I run Forged, one piece, hub-centric Weld wheels rated at 3400+ per wheel.....my tires are rated at 3525, the Toyos I looked at being 2910 were way too low.
That's why I run Forged, one piece, hub-centric Weld wheels rated at 3400+ per wheel.....my tires are rated at 3525, the Toyos I looked at being 2910 were way too low.
Nice, I know welds are pricey, I need to contact centerline to see if they are hub centric, i dont want to use lug centric. Ive been looking at a set of centerlines rated at 3200. Looking at the 17x9 variety I believe, Im afraid 10s will be too wide for me.
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