Need Advice on new wheels...

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I am just about ready to slap on a new set of sneakers on the 'ol truck and want to dress it up with some shiny aftermarket wheels.
My truck is an extended cab w/long bed, white overall/silver band (2WD).
I am keeping the stock size and typically I go for something in the line of satin aluminum that just makes a nice addition and not too wild... the truck and topper have dark tinted windows so any chrome shows very well.
I'm listening!

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Vero Beach, FL... '96 2500 CC 4x2 LWB Auto 3:54's Camper and Tow pkg, K&N airfilter, Prime-Loc w/PSID gauge, Rancho 5000 shocks, Isspro gauges, Leer roof flush topper, Speedliner spray on bedliner.
Member... Florida Trail Riders, American Motorcyclist Association
Yamaha WR400 & YZ125, Kawasaki KLX300 & KX80, Suzuki RM125
www.floridatrailriders.org

 

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Pertsonally I like the Alcoas- just wish I could afford them!

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Bill Lins Wharton, TX 98 2500 QC SLT,12 (the CORRECT # of)valves,NV4500,3. 54 LSD,Manik grille guard,Psychotty Air,Amsoil everywhere, Reading aluminum utility body and bumper,Optima yellow tops- silencer ring, cat,& muffler all stolen.

 

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I have the Alcoa classic 16x7's and they are great, very close to the factory offset, I squeezed Goodyear 305x70x16's on em' too. I've gotten several positive comments on them - I think you would really like them (they are also a lot lighter, easier for rotating tires)