Maybe a Dumb Question

[MIDNIGHT RIDER]

Unless I am badly mistaken, 1994-up SRW Dodge with factory wheels, all we have messed with at our tire-shop have had hub-centric flat-faced wheels, and flange-washered nuts .

Like I said, though, I could be mistaken.

 

[Hydro-idi]

I went ahead and bought them. They do look nice and think they are 8 inches wide. I looked at the lug holes and they are tapered for the cone shaped lugs too. They don't have any road rash or anything like that and are clean.

 

[jhnlennon]

Unless I am badly mistaken, 1994-up SRW Dodge with factory wheels, all we have messed with at our tire-shop have had hub-centric flat-faced wheels, and flange-washered nuts .

Like I said, though, I could be mistaken.

Ive had Four of these generation SRW trucks, and a 1st gen SRW dodge diesel, and NONE of them had flange style lugnuts. Only the dually used flange styled lugnuts. All the single wheel trucks were lug-centric with conical lugnuts. Heres a pic of a 2nd gen dodge rim that clearly show conical style seats.

To the OP, good luck with your new set of wheels...

 

[Hydro-idi]

I found out they are 16x8 wheels. I went to americas tire and got some center caps for $6 apiece and those should be in next week.

 

[idi_econoline]

Lucky you, Ian! Center caps for my wheels run like $45 EACH through my much-trusted tire & front-end place. Passed on that concept for a while.....

Looking forward to seeing those on your truck sometime soon!

 

[Hydro-idi]

Hmm maybe you are getting gold plated caps or something . The ones I ordered are just plain old chrome caps and thought it was a good deal. Not a bad price considering they are new

 

[idi_econoline]

Yeah, Ian, I guess I haven't shopped around, but, then, other items on the van have been higher priority, eh?

Also want to get black wheels one of these days. Another member of the not-likin'-shiny-on-my-rig club.