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DeltaRed

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Put on these 'new' wheels on my old Dodge.replaced the old ,ugly stock wheels with these.Bought em at a sale 4 years ago-$15 for the set of 4-mounted some used tires.Completely changed the character of the truck.drives better,too.Notice the 4" straight stack-sounds awsome!
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Delta keep those old wheels around. I switched to spoke wheels on my Dodge pickup ten years ago. First time I hooked up to my goose neck trailer they bent at the center. Yours might be fine but many of the white steel spoke wheels have a much lower load rating. I would just check them out. They do make it look better.
 
A lot of trailers use those white spoke wheels too. The guy that owns the shop where I got my trailer says the plain steel wheels are much stronger than the spoke wheels. He said on a trailer with 6000 lb. axles, the white spokes are only good for 10,000 lbs. GVW.
 
What year is that Dodge? With that stack I'm guessing it has the wonderful Cummins? I've always liked the look of the '92-'93 Dodges.
 
i always liked those, what i miss is a set of jackman spoke wheels i had back in the late '70's those were made where each spoke was about a half inch thick, and each spoke was individualy welded to the rim, i off roaded with those, pulled trailers way to big for the truck, [ chalk that up to a young dumb 20 something, me] and never damaged them, figuring that such a good product would be around forever, i let them go on the truck when i sold it, never found another set, anybody know what happened to jackman?
 
that's correct...if your running ST225/75-15 trailer tires on white spokes, the tires almost always have more load carrying capacity than those wheels.
 
I had a '03 Dodge with the 24 valve Cummins, sold it to go back to school. Loved the truck but always wanted the older body style, and love the sound of the old 12 valve Cummins.
 
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