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Just wondering if anyone has pictures of these wheels (or similar) installed on their rig?

I have a 56 6100 that I want to put these on but I am hesitant due to the larger flat area where the lugs attach. I think it will look fine, especially when painted black, but I am very visual.

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Can't you just bolt them on and give them a look? Even without tires mounted, you could get an idea whether you like them or not.

[on edit] I just realized that's a catalog picture and you haven't bought them yet. Sorry.

Last edited by klhansen; 09/15/2021 5:20 PM.

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Lot better looking wheel than mine, wheels now wheels heavier and thick, may cause problem on stud length, Pat
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Doug H whats the tire size for the wheels?


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9r22.5 or 10r22.5

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Doug text to:719-205-2203 I've 4 22.5's with 6 bolt pattern


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DougH6100 Noticed some of those on UPS van,someone the other day found 47 3 piece wheels I think that fit the bill !!

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DougH6100 Sorry 56 is 6 lug,i'm 51 10 lug 8.25x20 disregard !


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