F450 rims

gnxtc2 · May 15, 2016

I like the look of the F450 rims. Does Alcoa make a rim in 17" for the dually? Or what can be done to put the F450 rims on F350 dually? Would the 19.5" tires ride rougher?

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Billy T.
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WHY NOT · May 15, 2016

19.5's will ride rougher due to the higher ply tires. Pretty sure American force makes a direct bolt on 19.5. Eagle Alloy also makes 20's for DRW trucks that look good, you will have more tire choices and will probably be cheaper.

psduser1 · May 15, 2016

19.5 American forces.
Yes they ride rougher than the light truck tires.
About 3k in rims, 3k in tires, plus mount and balance, at 100$/tire, per rickson. I can't recommend them if you are picky about the ride.

joe d · May 15, 2016

oke:Only see half a rim in the picture..

Jason · May 15, 2016

Right? He's always a tease with that truck!

psduser1 · May 15, 2016

Jason said:
Right? He's always a tease with that truck!

That's "stock" footage, not quite so clean anymore, lol. I'll get you a better picture in the next day or too. Promise:swordfight:

Jason · May 16, 2016

Tease, just a tease I say!

psduser1 · Jun 3, 2016

Jason said:
Tease, just a tease I say!

I guess you're right. Kinda forgot this thread! I'll try tomorrow afternoon.

tbsimmons · Jun 3, 2016

They do ride much rougher. I don't miss my 450 ride at all. Even with tires down to about 50-60 PSI it still rode rough. Unless weight reasons I would not go with half sized wheels and tires again.

IHPowerstroke7.3 · Jun 3, 2016

Weren't the 2011-2013? F-450 rims a 17"?

jcain · Jun 3, 2016

Yes, 11-14

IHPowerstroke7.3 · Jun 3, 2016

2014 right, couldn't remember what year they switched. Wouldn't a 2016 350 be a 17" as well? You wouldn't be able to put the f450 rims on the 350, 10 bolt pattern. Would have to go with an aftermarket rim. I agree with what was said, unless you need the weight rating of the 19.5" tires don't do it.