Upgrade: 26's On My Work Truck
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look good BTW but way too big for me and i have 24's
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#41
05-07-2007, 11:08 AM
Originally Posted by jblk74
brand new the rims run 2,000 a piece and a tire runs 700(305/30/26 hankook)
so about $10,400 + tax i got about 3,600 in 'em
so about $10,400 + tax i got about 3,600 in 'em
Brand new, those wheels cost more then my entire truck is worth, so I guess I won't complain about $600 to a set of tires!
It all depends on what your priority is and what you are willing to spend I guess... I got my stock aluminum wheels for $15 each to replace the steel ones I had and felt like that was a good deal!
Nice ride however, but people still use waterbeds????? I had one back in the 80's......
Mitch
No way!
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Originally Posted by MitchF150
Thanks for the update on the cost.... I've never shopped for them, yet see them all the time, so it's nice to know what the going price for them are...
Brand new, those wheels cost more then my entire truck is worth, so I guess I won't complain about $600 to a set of tires!
It all depends on what your priority is and what you are willing to spend I guess... I got my stock aluminum wheels for $15 each to replace the steel ones I had and felt like that was a good deal!
Nice ride however, but people still use waterbeds????? I had one back in the 80's......
Mitch
Brand new, those wheels cost more then my entire truck is worth, so I guess I won't complain about $600 to a set of tires!
It all depends on what your priority is and what you are willing to spend I guess... I got my stock aluminum wheels for $15 each to replace the steel ones I had and felt like that was a good deal!
Nice ride however, but people still use waterbeds????? I had one back in the 80's......
Mitch
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05-26-2007, 10:00 PM
