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Message: [QUOTE="jngreen, post: 226100, member: 679"] To me, they don't look like they are as rounded as the front wheel of the red dually. It could be the angle of the photo. I guess that doesn't mean that they arent "drw fronts," whatever that means. Usually the front wheels on a dually or semi are the exact same wheel as the rear, that way you can use the same wheel on any axle you want, which is nice when you have to replace a blown tire. You can also carry one spare that way. The wheels on the obs don't look like they could be paired in the rear of a dually without putting a spacer between them. Those wheels look like skinny super singles to me, but maybe the skinny super single wheels were originally designed for the front of drw trucks that run super singles on the rear:shrug:. I see a lot of floater super singles on the front of dump trucks or on the rear of semi's or trailers, but they are not as common as the standard 10 lug wheel that fits any axle you want to put them on. I guess what I'm trying to say is, that they don't look like standard dually wheels or semi truck wheels. I think if they were, it would look really goofy on a srw truck with the wheels all bowed in. [/QUOTE]

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