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im selling an unheard of complete set of 7, yes seven accuride 29015 rims. these are the one and only 8 lug x 6.5" boot pattern 19.5" rim out there. new from accuride is $210 per wheel. also the same part.number that rickson sells for much more than that. so if you want to run 19.5 load range F or G rubber in the 10 or 12 ply flavor on your 1ton ford ,chevy or dodge, these are the only way to do it without adapters or custom wheels.
note that they have flat hubcentric flanges and we have the conical seat adapters for using lugcentric hubs as well. you may not ever see a set this complete again, it took me years to find them and i ended up going to a medium duty truck on 22.5s. the center bore is 4.56" so theyre a direct fit for chevy and gm trucks. ford and dodge must be slightly enlarged to fit over the hub.
Rubber is junk, but can get them for the rims at a pretty good price.
Will they work?
im selling an unheard of complete set of 7, yes seven accuride 29015 rims. these are the one and only 8 lug x 6.5" boot pattern 19.5" rim out there. new from accuride is $210 per wheel. also the same part.number that rickson sells for much more than that. so if you want to run 19.5 load range F or G rubber in the 10 or 12 ply flavor on your 1ton ford ,chevy or dodge, these are the only way to do it without adapters or custom wheels.
note that they have flat hubcentric flanges and we have the conical seat adapters for using lugcentric hubs as well. you may not ever see a set this complete again, it took me years to find them and i ended up going to a medium duty truck on 22.5s. the center bore is 4.56" so theyre a direct fit for chevy and gm trucks. ford and dodge must be slightly enlarged to fit over the hub.
Rubber is junk, but can get them for the rims at a pretty good price.
Will they work?
