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8 on 6.5 Steel Wheel for 17.5 tires for 1/2 inch Lugs ?

jimmyfred
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Explorer
.........The Sailun 17.5 tires are available at ~$200 apiece ! But , I can't find a conventional steel wheel with 8 on 6.5 lug spacing , for 1/2 inch studs to fit my 7k axles ! Every website I have seen lists the heavy steel wheels that are made to fit either lug centric 9/16's or 5/8's studs-OR- the same steel wheel which is Hub Centric with the same two stud sizes .
..........Maybe the 8 on 6.5 wheels for 1/2 inch studs are Unavailable due to the 4805 lb. wheel rating , I'm not sure ! Anybody done any research on this issue ? , thanks , jf
2003 Chevy 8.1 Dually 2Wdr.
1999 Travel Supreme , 33 RLSS
20K Reese , Prodigy etc.
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RAS43
Explorer III
Explorer III
I would be very leary of any change in offset as it could put more stress on the wheel bearings.

jimmyfred
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Explorer
agesilaus wrote:
You may want to check out this dealer:

link

They have a wide variety of rims.


.........Well , looks like they have a 17.5 steel wheel to fit either 1/2 inch or 9/16 inch studs ! They are rated for 3500 lbs , not the 4805 or so the other wheels are rated for .
.........They say they have a 1/2 inch negative offset , so I'm not sure IF that means , the wheel is moved 1/2 inch to the inside of the centerline , OR 1/2 inch to the outside of the centerline of the wheel .
2003 Chevy 8.1 Dually 2Wdr.
1999 Travel Supreme , 33 RLSS
20K Reese , Prodigy etc.

agesilaus
Explorer III
Explorer III
You may want to check out this dealer:

link

They have a wide variety of rims.
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