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#1471316 10/16/2022 5:49 PM
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I want to change the 17” split rim wheels to a modern wheel but don’t know what to buy to keep the same look. I currently have 7.00-17 tires on it. Any help would be appreciated.
Thanks in advance.

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A quick way to do it would be to go to 16 inch wheels . 16 inch 8 hole wheels are very common.any auto wreckers will have them, common with all the big 3 manufactors.You might find some with a slightly smaller center hole, no problem,hog it out with a die grinder.Check with wheel companies and I'm sure you'll find 17 inch 1 piece wheels that will work.

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Wheelsmith will make any size wheel you want and likely in a similar style as the original.

I had them make up 16" smoothies for me with the original style hubcaps.

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So I switched to 16” rims w/ 215/85r16 mud terrain tires.

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