Re: Wheels

From: durling@attglobal.net
Date: Sun Mar 05 2000 - 23:43:43 EST


What about r/t wheels (not mentioning since i have a set on mine)? They will
defiantly fit your truck as well as te stock tire size. If you want a more
agressive look lower the truck mildly and find a set of r/t flares and there you
go. I'm not going to deny that the tires are expensive (yes 160 up) but they
would look good. You might be able to go with a larger 17" tire and fill-up the
wheel well without lowering the truck at all. Just a thought and you still will
pay alot for the wheels but you should definatly find them cheaper than around
200 a wheel. Hope this helps and good luck.

Jeff Durling
'96 RC Sport-318

hoegen wrote:

> I'd love to get the 17" wheels, but after speaking with a local Tire
> warehouse I'm unsure. I'm looking at $190-$230 per wheel, then I gotta buy
> the tires, which seem to go for about $160-$190 a piece. Does this seem
> reasonable to DMLers?
>
> Again let me say that my original intention was to fill in the wheel well
> area. The dealer told me that 16" wouldn't make much of a difference in
> terms of looks...that's why I've been lookin at the 17"s. Has anyone
> installed 16"s?
>
> >From what I have seen on the net, many of you simply stick with 15"
> wheels....now maybe I know why $$$$$$$$ :-). I'm thinkin all that $ can be
> spent on a custom TB, or maybe a tonneau cover, cat back......
>
> Thanks for the feedback though....How'd you come across factory seconds? I
> went to the TIRERACK and American Racing sites and I thought that the
> selections were limited.
>
> >



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