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Old 08-07-2009, 01:32 PM   #1
rennat_2006
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Wheel Problems

My truck currently has some Steel wheels on it right now with little 235 tires on them, Ive got some 37x13.50's mounted on some aluminum wheels that i bought off of craigslist that were listed off of a 1/2ton chevy pickup just like mine. The mounting flange on these aluminum wheels is probably like an inch thick and the lug nut studs just are barely even with the flange(side where you would put the lug nuts on) when the wheeels are installed. Also the stud holes in the wheels are noticably bigger than the lug nut studs.

Anyone else came across this before? I called a tire shop here locally and they said that if i could source some longer studs that it should be fine to run them that way.
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