E350 dually motor home wheels: are they the same width/offset as truck rims?

[lotzagoodstuff]

I'm looking for a spare set of wheels for my truck, seems like a lot of them available off of E350 motorhome chassis. I know the E350s never went away from the 8 x 6.5 bolt pattern, but does anybody have any insight on offset, width, etc?

Thanks in advance

 

[Kizer]

I bought a "RoadReady" brand wheel for my dually a while back ... The one that I got was an E350 wheel and the off set IS different.
It's my understanding that the E350 was scheduled for wider tires than the F350

 

[Fredrickson]

Have you checked some of the aftermarket wheel manufacturer websites with the 'rim calculator' thingy ?

It varies slightly by year..
At one point I was looking to spruce up my 94 E350 dually.
The stock width was something like 6" with a zero offset. but later years like a 2010 were different like over 110mm offset

I read somewhere that E Series and F series wheels went separate ways after 1999.

 

[Kizer]

I read somewhere that E Series and F series wheels went separate ways after 1999.[/QUOTE]

https://www.ricksontruckwheels.com/wheels-oe.php

 

[snicklas]

That is correct, the F-Series 250/350 went to an 8x170mm lug pattern. The E-Series 250/350 stayed with the 8x6.5 well into the 2000’s. I believe they eventually changed before they stopped production of the E-Series and replaced it with the Transit.

 

[DuRolf]

I just bought a 16" dually rim for my 1989 E350 chassis from Roadready, and it is a bit different than the original. It will only fit now in the outer dually position. Did Ford use different rims, or did Roadready send me the wrong rim?

 

[Nero]

I'm gonna probably go with wrong one. I bought a dually rim from someone who replaced theirs on their 2012 Econoline rv, and it worked just fine on my dually.