Alcoa/Accuride Part No. for 7.5 X 12R22.5 Stud Piloted

[Jim Owens]

Henry,

There are a number of Alcoa (and Accuride) distributors available -
some in Texas, others elsewhere. I think the Alcoa site has links to
dealers/distributors. Six Robblees is a source in the Pacific
Northwest with good prices and I believe they offer free shipping on
orders over a certain amount. Two wheels would probably qualify.

http://www.sixrobblees.com/Search.aspx?
Exp=Y&TB=TAB4&sNode=33&CategoryId=33

Some other items to consider are hub bore, bolt circle and
inset/offset. The inset/offset dimensions come into play in
determining (front) track width and tire clearance between the
rear duals.

Our 'Bird is parked at the home base 'til we can afford six new tires
(and wheels). "10 year old 10x20's on split rims"

Jim & Pam Owens
77 FC33SB (Gas)
Lake of the Ozarks, MO

--- In WanderlodgeForum@yahoogroups.com, "Henry Claeys"
wrote:
I'm planning on calling Alcoa/Accuride to obtain the part number for
the above style rims but, with the holidays in progress, I'll have to
wait until next Tuesday. In the mean time, I was hoping that someone
out there may know the part number so that I may shop the internet
and hopefully locate two rims. Henry@H... 1979 FC 35, McAllen, Tx
and at 1.888.745.1439
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