26" dually wheels

2100 a wheel....fucking big baller... lol i only have pics of the wheels i want along with pics of the dually i waiting to get ...haha

The wheels that I have seen seem to be around an inch difference in offset, but that was just eyeballing the measurements. I also noticed that the material is thinner in some places where I thought it shouldn't have been and the load rating is around 3200lbs.

so lock, do you think they would still be good to tow on? i tow 2-3 cars on my 305/35/24's with 0 problems so im thinking a 305/40/26 maybe?? but id rather have towing capacity and 24's then bigger wheels with a useless truck.....

josh

oh, and american forces use adapters still

lol I had my buddies 55 chev on the trailer and my truck was fairly clean so the whole show was matching in black and getting double takes by everyone. we were at a gas station and this homless guy walked back and forth looking at the car then my truck. finely he stopped and basicly yelled at us " HOLLY FUCK IT COST ALOT TO BE COOL THESE DAYS"

so at 2100 a wheel I'm guessing its just the cost of being cool

I don't know about towing with them and I haven't seen any of the trucks pulling anything either but that does not mean that they would not hold up. Most of the people who are going to buy these probably are not going to be hauling much more than a motorcycle anyways.

I would think that a 315/40/26 would be a good fit on these wheels. Out of all the trucks I have seen with the wheels on them only 1 or 2 actually look nice while other look like DUB toy cars.