I found these for $110 each. I think they will look good on the truck. Thanks, Pickupman.



They are Eagle Alloys.

 

Oooo... yeah, those look good, I like those too. :)
The first thing I looked hard for was they didn't have the fake rivets. :)
I had a set just like those on order for almost a year but they stopped
making them in 16x7". :/

My '91 F150 and my "new" '91 Bronco both have these stock wheels
with the fake "blingy" rivets... (5on5.5 15x7.5)
http://www.panix.com/~alvinj/file12/BroncoDamage.jpg

I've measured and decided from only that, that 8" wheels were a little
bit too wide for 235/85-16's but what I really would like to do is see a
235/85-16 mounted on a 8" wheel and might change my mind. ??

Hmmm... I bet the guys at the tire shop could arrange that for me. ;)

Alvin in AZ

 

Don't you know you can mount your own tires?

 

If I pull the trigger on these, I will be sure to post pics of them mounted on my 235/85-16s.

 

LOL :)
But I ain't got a 16x8" wheel, see? :)

Yeah, I've been doing that forever, I always ask about pricing without valve
stems and install and balancing and "road hazard" and all that. :)

I fix my own flats, why pay and then wait longer than it'd take to do it myself
at home?

Also have my own balancer. ;)
Its an extra I beam and rotor with the spring removed from the grease seal,
the bearings cleaned of grease and the bearings simply oiled.

I clamp the sucker in the outdoor vise and its sensitive to 1/4oz if I'm patient.
I can check for crooked wheels with it and a "Sharpie", easy as pie. ;)

This came up on a reloading website forum of all things about being illegal or
something to re-use tire weights. That's just plain silly and has more to do
with installation errors than anything else, IMO. Me, I never use more than
1+1/4oz weights, I feel as though that's enough for one clip. A re-bent clip
theoretically is stronger than the new clip, baring rusty condition.

Alvin is crazier than you thought in AZ

 

Cool thanks. :)
Not sure pictures will do it but a couple at the right angles just might. :)

Alvin in AZ

 

Alvin.... ALL of my trucks have 16x8" rims,
my 63 has them with 305/75/16
my 66 has them with 265/75/16
my 73 has them with 235/85/16
my 77 has them with 255/85/16

Take a look in my gallery, the 235's look and fit just fine

Nice choice terceslil, I had those on my 99 SD I had

 

Okay, I found a local 4x4 shop that is very competitive with his prices. So, instead of ordering the wheels online and being screwed by a seller, I believe I am going through the local shop.

The Pro Comp 1069 16x8 8x6.5 for $92.80 each. He matched all the prices I found on the internet, plus I am not having to pay shipping. The center caps come with the wheels.

So, I'll probably be posting pics in about a week.

 

Alvin,

These pics are for you: 235 85 R16 on 16x8 8x6.5... As always, higher quality pics to come soon. Just snapped these real quick with my phone.

 

those look sharp truck also is sharp looks like my grandpa's only his is red

 

Thanks

I still have work to do though. I am getting a fresh new paint job with an explorer stripe... soon hopefully.

 

Cool!
Thanks, Terc. :)
These pictures did the trick for me, my question is answered. :)

Alvin in AZ

 

More pics as promised









See them all here: f250 pictures by brfuel - Photobucket

 

again gorgeous truck also can you tell me where the paint code is on a 78 I am going to price the paint for grandpa's truck any help is appreciated

 

8s arent to wides have same 235s on 8 in wagons in album