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[QUOTE="Jomax, post: 1494685, member: 376"] I will say tread carefully, with aluminum inners. On my old dually I had spare aluminum wheels so I installed them on the inside. Had a tire shop do the work, had 35s and hub centric spacers. Developed a vibration on the rear, when I jacked up the rear of the truck, the pass side wheels almost fell off. I somehow snapped 7 studs on the axle. Probably was the shop not torquing down the insider studs, I don’t know. All I know is when that happened, I replaced all of the studs on both sides of the axle and went back to steel never to try aluminum inners again. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk [/QUOTE]
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