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#416128 05/24/2008 2:08 AM
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Where do I find 1 piece wheels (used) to replace the split wheels on my 66 C-60. Wheel size is 9.00X20.

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Go to any tire store that sells large truck tires and inquire. Many stores will know someone that may have used rims available for a reasonable price. You will end up having to buy new or used tubeless tires for these rims, so the tire store will be in your wallet too. Good used steel rims should run you $30 to $50 apiece. Good Luck, JAMES


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Read this Tech Tip first:
http://www.stovebolt.com/techtips/wheels/

You probably have 6 lug stud centered Budd wheels, and you can easily find used 22.5" wheels in junk yards, or buy new ones.

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Here is my 64 http://inlinethumb52.webshots.com/9779/2620335470096773078S425x425Q85.jpg
It has 10 Hole, 8 3/4" Bolt Circle, 6.25" Bore Hub-piloted wheels they are 22.5 X 6.75 Accuride P/N 28160 found on page 12 of their catolog.
If you have the 6 Hole, 8 3/4" Bolt Circle, 6.5 Bore Stud-pioted The same 22.5 X 6.75 wheels to fit are on page 18 P/N 28157

for tires I used 9.00 X 22.5s recaps on the rear with a waste hauler lug and new ribbed front end Toyos

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HevyHauler #416617 05/25/2008 7:19 PM
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Just curious, about how much did the rims cost from Accuride?

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I got it all at Les Schwab tire for just under $3000 wheels tires mounting with the stems and Equal, it is an automatic balancing agent that goes in the tire and works great.

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The truck was a good driver with the 10.00 X 20s but the difference with the new tires and wheels was nothing but incredible it now drives like a new truck and picked up about 1 and a 1/2 MPG.


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