19.5?????

[SpeedyDBall]

I currently have an 05 F-350 DRW 4x4. I want to get a set of F-450 wheels, what all do I need to change to make these work? Thank you. Dustin

[jeephauler]

I have a 2005 F450 the rims are a 10 lug bolt pattern. You can get an 8 lug rims for the 19.5 tires. Check out Rickson Wheel Manufacturing they have allot of the information you need to do this conversion.

[colo_dually]

You'll want to look for direct bolt on rims from someone like americanforcewheel.com, or the like for a 8x200mm bolt pattern.

The F450's with 19.5" rims are all 10x220mm (if memory serves). You'd have to get a different set of adapters to make stock F450 rims work on your truck.

I've debated this one for a while myself, and decided to keep the stock one in the end.

[SpeedyDBall]

Thanks for the info guys. Ill check out the 8 lug stuff.

[F350R]

19.5 rims for your truck are going to be 8x180. I have Americanforce wheels on mine they are bunch cheaper than Rickson Truck. I also got my tires from a local wholesaler which saved a bunch of money. Look into balance beads or the liquid stuff that didn't seem to be available when I got mine. Balance beads work great at keeping them balanced.

[Quickerthanu]

Originally Posted by F350R

19.5 rims for your truck are going to be 8x180. I have Americanforce wheels on mine they are bunch cheaper than Rickson Truck. I also got my tires from a local wholesaler which saved a bunch of money. Look into balance beads or the liquid stuff that didn't seem to be available when I got mine. Balance beads work great at keeping them balanced.

Not to confuse the OP, and to clarify 2005-present 350 dually's are 8x200. 2005 there was a brake upgrade that facilitated the bolt pattern change.