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  1. biscuitwhistler37

    Wheels

    It has come to my attention that some Isuzu trucks have one piece wheels with the same bolt pattern, budd style studs. The 22.5 offers a 5k load rating. Food for thought
  2. biscuitwhistler37

    Wheels

    Are A3 wheels bolt on or do they require adapters?
  3. biscuitwhistler37

    Wheels

    8k per wheel for me would be plenty I think, the only real work the truck does is haul large logs and move things my yard truck can't. Also 60 pound wheels sound waaaaay better than 105. I hadn't even considered that commercial tires are able to be retreads. That alone is a huge bonus
  4. biscuitwhistler37

    Wheels

    Those also would let me retain duals, definitely going to look into it. I would really like to go to a one piece wheel if possible, which it looks like those are. Are there any downsides to the 24.5s aside from tire cost?
  5. biscuitwhistler37

    Wheels

    I like those. I'm trying to look without budget in mind, compile a list of results, then sort by budget from there.
  6. biscuitwhistler37

    Wheels

    Hello all, thinking about doing wheels and tires this spring, thought about the mrap wheels but I want to keep the duals. I found a couple build your own kits, but I'm nowhere near skilled enough with a welder. Are there some hidden wheel sites that I'm missing, or are my options that limited?
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