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accuride wheels
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accuride wheels
I just got a good deal on six accuride alum wheels. Of course they need to be polished but are in great shape, all six less than the cost of one new one.Where can I find if they make them center caps / polished nuts, etc. Ain't had no luck surfing including accuride website. Thanks ED
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Re: accuride wheels
here is where I buy sometimes
http://www.realwheels.com/axlecovers.html and for the Alcoa covers http://www.empirechromeshop.com good luck and buy the shortest depth you can buy for the caps.type in truck axle covers and you will 1000's of places to shop
http://www.realwheels.com/axlecovers.html and for the Alcoa covers http://www.empirechromeshop.com good luck and buy the shortest depth you can buy for the caps.type in truck axle covers and you will 1000's of places to shop
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Re: accuride wheels
How much did you give ED just curious?
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Re: accuride wheels
I gave $500 for 6 wheels/ including all standard lug nuts and the studs for the drive axle if I need them.
I am going to use two steel wheels on the inner drive position.The wheels I feel were a great deal a little labor to polish. The expense will be the new tires, not going to use the old,90% thread left but 10 -11 years old. Just replaced front for that reason (cracked).
Been a lot of discussion on tires , I am going to use Kumhos. Had them on my 06, Dad had them on his MCI, and I have them on two of my regular cars.
Thanks Ed
I am going to use two steel wheels on the inner drive position.The wheels I feel were a great deal a little labor to polish. The expense will be the new tires, not going to use the old,90% thread left but 10 -11 years old. Just replaced front for that reason (cracked).
Been a lot of discussion on tires , I am going to use Kumhos. Had them on my 06, Dad had them on his MCI, and I have them on two of my regular cars.
Thanks Ed