I have 6 22.5" aluminum wheels, Tires, And adapters i am willing to sell i love these wheels and tires it really transformes your truck into a head turner. The tires still have about 60 % of the tread on them which means atleast another 50,000 miles. Willing to make a deal in need of some cash unexpected baby number 2 on the way.

 

Did you have to put a leveling kit on to make those 22.5's work. Man I would love to have a set like that. I would sure hate it when it comes time for new rubber though

 

trade for stocker wheels with 305/65r17 atz e load range with spacers and some $$$?

 

Send me a PM what ur lookin to get

 

Not really wanting to trade for stck wheels but i paid 3500 for the set i am looking to get 3000.

 

Could you give us some more specifics about this set up? What are the tires exactly? What brand adapters? How did these affect your mileage vs. stock tires? How much of a lift do they require to run these? Is there any other questions I'm forgetting? . . . I really like the way these look! These would look great on my Mega!!

 

The tires are sumituma tires I think thats how there spelt. But they are 255/70/R22.5 i have an 07 dodge 3500. All i had to do was put a 2" leving kit on the front and i clear them no problems never had them come close to rubbing. From the ground to the top of the tire measures 36". One of the wheels has a little ruff spot on it it was damaged during shipping but nothing serious just put it on the inside of the back.
I dont know the brand of adapters but they are an all steel adapter with a 33MM lug nut.With these tires and wheels im still getting 19 miles to the gallon. And the Tires arent anymore expensive than a 305 mudgrip or all terrain.

This combo includes Six 22.5" alcoa aluminum wheels,Six 255/70/R22.5 tires, Four 8 to 10 lug adapters. That will fit all newer dodge duallys and fords. all the centercaps and lugnut covers.

Any more questions just let me know?

 

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I put a 1 inch lift in the front of mine and that was enough to prevent any rubbing.

 

How do they ride? A guy told me that they would ride pretty hard since they are built for carrying a lot of weight.... I would sure like to have them on my truck! I like the way they look.