Odd size brake replacement suggestions
Getting our old Class C up and running again, and I've hit a brick wall with brake replacement. It's a Chevy C30 van body, 16.5 rims. One of the back brakes is seized. We've called pretty much eve...
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It's not that your shops cannot find the parts, they apparently just don't want to work on it.
Parts are readily available. 16.5" tires, not so much, or more accurately, they are more expensive than 16s and much less selection and availability.
If you need tires, I'd look for a newer set of dually takeoffs in 16" or 17" rims. They're very plentiful and reasonably priced.
Parts are readily available. 16.5" tires, not so much, or more accurately, they are more expensive than 16s and much less selection and availability.
If you need tires, I'd look for a newer set of dually takeoffs in 16" or 17" rims. They're very plentiful and reasonably priced.
