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#755322 06/17/2011 2:07 PM
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Local tire guy 11 miles away found me six new 7.5x20 tires and tubes. He broke my three piece rims down let me take them back to my shop to sandblast and primer. then I took them back and he mounted the 4 rear tires for me. I have to get the rear brake parts all back in place, mount the drum and put the rear wheels on and then will lift the front of the truck to get the (2)wheels and tires over to him in a week or so...
Stoked about it...Motoswiz


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Nice find and sound happy that is the real important part ;)How about some pictures we like-em pictures pix


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I will do that (post pictures) after I get the wheels painted and on the truck...


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It's OK motowhiz, most of us have seen nude wheels before...


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Originally Posted by 53moneypit
It's OK motowhiz, most of us have seen nude wheels before...

OMG I am so embarrassed Dave I think I am going to blushblush:haha::haha:


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Hey Motoswiz --- what brand were the tires? I'm on the hunt myself.


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I'll have to look when I get back to the house...forgot...I will be posting pix as soon as i get the brakes redone, hopefully this weekend...I got all my new brake stuff from Geoff at Alretta...including a rebuilt Hydrovac!!!


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Hello, just went through this a couple of weeks ago. I got "Power King SHR 7.50 X20's." For all six mounted, a cool $2000.00. Powder coating all 6 wheels was another $400.00. Be aware that they may "scuff" a wheel or two pounding the rings back on. They got one of mine. I'm just gonna touch it up and run it on the inside. There are pictures of my wheels posted. Good luck to you.


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Thanks for the tire info Fletch. And that sounds like a pretty good price on a great looking powder coat job.


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dang, i just realized i never reply back to this post...

I got my six Powerking SHR 7.50 x 20 and mounted for $1500 total...by my gal grew up with the tire guy...


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