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DougH6100
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#1117379 08/04/2015 6:40 PM
by DougH6100
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I know this topic gets brought up all the time but I it appears to me that I have the dreaded RH5 wheels on my truck. Is that correct?

Front Wheel
Rear 1
Rear 2

Also are the front wheels (9-22.5 rubber) and the rear wheels (8.25-20 rubber) the same?

Finally, I have read through the Big Bolt Tech Tire Tips and it mentions that Accuride has a 5 and 10 hole wheel that might work for the AD trucks but what about new wheels for 6 hole pattern like this truck has?

Sorry for all the noob questions but I just recently got this truck to my house and am pretty excited to get working on this and budgeting for all the different parts and pieces.

Doug
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#1351277 Mar 23rd a 01:31 PM
by EdPruss
EdPruss
Those are one piece, 22.5's, which are safe to use if not rusted too much.

Ed
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#1351525 Mar 25th a 03:26 AM
by Mike B
Mike B
Be happy you're not looking for the 5/10 lug 22.5's...the 6-lug are WAY easier to find AND cheaper!

Be safe around the RH-5's...if they are low on air, do not add air...the safest thing to do is to let all of the air out and just roll around on the stiff sidewalls.

Mike B smile
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