Winter Rims
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Winter Rims
Hey guys, I'm looking to buy black (pref matte) winter rims. I don't want junky multi fit steel rims though. Maybe something like these...
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eB...K%3AMEWAX%3AIT
Anyone have any experience or suggestions?
I'm in southern Ontario (upstate NY), so lots of snow.
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eB...K%3AMEWAX%3AIT
Anyone have any experience or suggestions?
I'm in southern Ontario (upstate NY), so lots of snow.
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I don't know if I'ed pay that much for a spare set of rims, they do look good but eight lugs. Do you run a different set of tires for winter? I used to keep a set of fair weather and snow wether tires mounted on there own rims is that what your going for?
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Yeah, I actually have 3 sets of rims and tires right now
-Summers (with 17" Duellers)
-OEM Chrome Swirl style (which I hate, 16" brand new all season commercial van tires)
-And a rusty painted silver steel set (16" studded winter tires)
I want to get a nice black set for winter and probably sell my OEM's (which are in great shape since the truck only has 60k and is a 1998).
I heard bad things about the multi fit steel rims and figured for a few hundred more I could get a nice black set instead of f150 fit steel wheels.
I recently found a steel set for $100 which I think I'll pick up. The seller says they are OEM from 1997 4x4? I dont recognize them, he says he painted them and removed the center caps. Anyone have any info on these? Here they are...
-Summers (with 17" Duellers)
-OEM Chrome Swirl style (which I hate, 16" brand new all season commercial van tires)
-And a rusty painted silver steel set (16" studded winter tires)
I want to get a nice black set for winter and probably sell my OEM's (which are in great shape since the truck only has 60k and is a 1998).
I heard bad things about the multi fit steel rims and figured for a few hundred more I could get a nice black set instead of f150 fit steel wheels.
I recently found a steel set for $100 which I think I'll pick up. The seller says they are OEM from 1997 4x4? I dont recognize them, he says he painted them and removed the center caps. Anyone have any info on these? Here they are...
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Yeah, I actually have 3 sets of rims and tires right now
-Summers (with 17" Duellers)
-OEM Chrome Swirl style (which I hate, 16" brand new all season commercial van tires)
-And a rusty painted silver steel set (16" studded winter tires)
I want to get a nice black set for winter and probably sell my OEM's (which are in great shape since the truck only has 60k and is a 1998).
I heard bad things about the multi fit steel rims and figured for a few hundred more I could get a nice black set instead of f150 fit steel wheels.
I recently found a steel set for $100 which I think I'll pick up. The seller says they are OEM from 1997 4x4? I dont recognize them, he says he painted them and removed the center caps. Anyone have any info on these? Here they are...
-Summers (with 17" Duellers)
-OEM Chrome Swirl style (which I hate, 16" brand new all season commercial van tires)
-And a rusty painted silver steel set (16" studded winter tires)
I want to get a nice black set for winter and probably sell my OEM's (which are in great shape since the truck only has 60k and is a 1998).
I heard bad things about the multi fit steel rims and figured for a few hundred more I could get a nice black set instead of f150 fit steel wheels.
I recently found a steel set for $100 which I think I'll pick up. The seller says they are OEM from 1997 4x4? I dont recognize them, he says he painted them and removed the center caps. Anyone have any info on these? Here they are...
These wheels are a 1997-1999 Ford truck wheel, 16x7, 5-135mm stud pattern with a 12mm stud hole. 4x4 or 2x4 makes no difference.
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those Cragars do look cool, searching by make and model looks like they don't fit a 1998 F150 though.
thanks Arizona Tim, that's the type of answer I've been looking for.
thanks Arizona Tim, that's the type of answer I've been looking for.