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19 inch or 19.5 in rims

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xtowtruck   +1y
I read some where a while back that someone was rolling on either 19 or 19.5 off a delivery truck and they just bolted on? what would they be off of? and are they hard to find?

Thinking while i save up for 22 alcolas i could roll on these instead of my 16 fronts and 16.5 rears lol
luv2xclr8   +1y
Search "someotherguy" I think it was him.
nistech414   +1y
Frito Lay delivery trucks roll on 8 lug 19.5's which are bolt ons for our trucks. Not sure where you could find them though!
sammychristian   +1y
i have a set with 245/70R19.5 cooper drive tires on all six. looks like serious off-road treads. less than a year old-about 3500 mi. on them.
can pick them up in buffalo ny area for $1600
call sam 716-998-9652
xtowtruck   +1y


Thanks for the offer but i have a 2wd and plan on 6/8 lowering it. now if you wanted to separate the rims and tires we might be able to work something out.
big bear   +1y
so just to clarify .. when you run those frito wheels, it was said they are direct bolt on, so even with your 6/8 drop your talking of running , you will be able to run all 6 of those wheels on your truck and be clear of rubbing issues ? i hope that question made sense. i am just curious.
krewzlo   +1y
With the 19.5's I don't think you will find a tire small enough to fit on a lowered truck. Hence the reason to go with 19's. Same deal on 22.5's that is why some have unsafely stretched a 22" tire on them
nistech414   +1y
Does anyone know if the 19.5" steels can be machined down to 19"? I suppose if I search it...
xtowtruck   +1y


PPL run 22 alcola big rig wheels on Square chevys all 6 and only remove the front inners and do a C&C rear end or stretch the rear fenders. From what i ahve read ( i could be wrong)
xtowtruck   +1y


Oh never thought of it that way just wanted to have a "diffrent look" but look stock ish