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SPORT KINGS FTMFW Man! we may be the only two people on here with em...lol they are great tires, mine are 14 years old and have 40,000 miles on them with over 50% tread remaining
I see that not many people have posted on this in a few years but I have a similar question. Will the following wheels and tires fit on a stock 93 ranger 4x2? I believe the wheels have 3.75” backspacing. Ultimately this truck is just for fun and I don’t plan on lifting it, maybe swapping to an 8.8 rear axle with a locker.
Thanks for the suggestion, I will look into it. I guess the answer would be that this is my first truck ever and I have no idea what your talking about. I sure haven’t purchased anything yet. Where would I look for the wheels your suggesting. A google search for AR wagon leaves a bit to be desired.
Thanks for the suggestion, I will look into it. I guess the answer would be that this is my first truck ever and I have no idea what your talking about. I sure haven’t purchased anything yet. Where would I look for the wheels your suggesting. A google search for AR wagon leaves a bit to be desired.
Look up the pro comp 51 series. They are around 50 each in 15x8. The only difference between them and the 252's you have shown is they lack the fake bead locks.
The AR (american racings) seem to have shot way up in price since I last looked. They are about 75 now so thats my mistake.
Look up the pro comp 51 series. They are around 50 each in 15x8. The only difference between them and the 252's you have shown is they lack the fake bead locks.
The AR (american racings) seem to have shot way up in price since I last looked. They are about 75 now so thats my mistake.
Also, I think it's the bead-lock look that's driving up the price. If you get the ones without, you're looking about 50-60.
Be sure to check out the Max Load for these rims. The Max Load on tires and rims are important, just as the towing and load range for your truck. Safety should never be compromised.
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09-14-2008
