I need to replace a damaged wheel and the part number from the wheel is AL34-1007-JA. I have done a number of internet searches and the part number seems to come up with a 9L34-1007-JA. Does anyone know if the A and the 9 are the same wheel?

 

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And the year, make, and model of your vehicle is ?

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In addtion to the vehicle information, please provide the rim size.

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It is a 2010 F150 Lariat Supercab. I have the optional 20" aluminum wheels on it.

The part number that I gave above (AL34...) comes directly off the wheel itself. In my search of the internet, the number that most commonly comes up is starts with 9L34. I am presuming they are equivalent, but I am hoping someone can confirm that.

 

I'd go to the stealership and have them actually show me the wheel in the book. Especially if you order from the net. Shipping costs are terrible!!

My stealer is only about 5 miles away.

 

Does your wheel look like this one?

http://catalog.thewheelwarehouse.com...66gsgafj57r6v5

 

Using Ford's new part naming protocol, you should be ok.

I think "A" is the 2010 version and "9" is the 2009 version on parts from what I have seen, and maybe the parts lists you are seeing only are updated as far as 2009 even though the 2010 truck has the same wheel but newer part number. A few parts for 2010's are not complete but the 2009's are the same, especially when buying aftermarket accessories etc. So, I just search for a 2009 F-150 part even though I need it for a 2010. Thanks

 

Ford part number al3z-1007-g, retail price $599.07, and a $50 core charge

 

My wheel looks like the one in the catalog link posted by johnwill. I also found one at Wheels America for around $235 and $27 shipping refurbished. These seem to be a little hard to find if you don't want to pay 600 to the dealer. Thanks for the comments.