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someotherguy

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I love how the description says "alloy wheels" - naw fella those are simulators, on a set of Frito van steel 19.5's. Weigh a freaking ton and a half! Needs a small amount of lift to clear them on the front, looks like they're chewing up the fenders. New tires are minimum $200+/ea unless you want to buy Chinese. Check prices - 225/70/19.5 that's the "shortest" size available.

Richard
 

thz71

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Meh not a great deal imo looks a little rough
 

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A friend of mine had similar style wheels on an old F-350 railroad truck he bought. It took two of us to pick up the spare tire.........

And the price of buying 19.5 tires will make most people break down and cry. He saved money by buying a set of aftermarket 17" wheels and tires from a local shop vs. replacing the 19.5's.
 

someotherguy

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The 245/70/19.5 load range G (the smaller 225/70/19.5 are almost always F) Goodyears I ran on my old wrecker cost me over $300/ea. But they lasted forever...

Richard
 
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