They may work, but without trying them on, there is no guarantee. That was the issue I ran into. None of the manufacturers/ venders could guarantee any of their rims would fit. Most said buy one and if it doesn’t fit, you could send it back (on my dime).

You may want to rethink the width of the wheel though. It would be fine on the rear but it will effect the steering geometry causing the truck to be squirrley around corners and a bear to steer in a parking lot. My old rims were 15x8” on a stock front end, so I have first hand experience.


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