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Double wide rims.
I want to replace dually wheels with a single wide wheel but it's on a one ton truck. Anybody seen one?
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Be warned...Super Singles SUCK bigtime.. at least on the big trucks they do... My company ran them for about a month, then took them off. If you do alot of heavy hauling, like a 5th wheel... Youve got half the # of sidewalls to provide side/side support when cornering, they do good on the snow thou, not so good in the rain. Id personally never put them on ANYTHING i own.. |
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They are costly but cool............... they are called floats. Chromewheel.com Picture Gallery that pic is of a 455 but you can get them in a 325. A few years ago hot rodders where puting them on the back of thier duallys. Those where weld wheels, probalbly a lot cheeper if you can still find them. |
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I think they'll do good in the sand, low air pressure and a wider footprint.
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