Big trucks inside

The SPEEDY · December 3, 2003

I think it is K1500 that is always talking about how somebody is going to put tractor trailor wheels on a truck someday. Well here they are.clicky Texas boys too.

SnakeEyeSS · December 3, 2003

wow, that F-250 at the bottom of the page has quite a lift. although I've seen a Ram in town with about 8" more though.....

Truckman031 · December 3, 2003

k1500chevy97 · December 4, 2003

wasnt me

Shaners · December 4, 2003

Just my personal opinion... If I was going to spend that kind of cash on my truck, it sure as hell wouldn't look like that!!! There are alot nicer tire wheel combos than that...

Hey though, it's cool that somebody tried it!!!!

General Lee 01 · December 4, 2003

I have to agree with you, Shane. If I were to do that, I would atleast chose a more Off-Road wise tire.

Muddy Mike · December 4, 2003

redneck dubs!

Shadowfax · December 4, 2003

The tire price alone would break your wallet. As the son of a man who owns 7 big rigs, I know that the tires needed for those wheels cost a fortune

MCourson · December 4, 2003

The tire price alone would break your wallet. As the son of a man who owns 7 big rigs, I know that the tires needed for those wheels cost a fortune

Ouch and you always see them on the sides of the highway in pieces. Are they recapable?

The SPEEDY · December 5, 2003

I just thought those adaptors where cool. Tires aren't that great looking on those trucks if you ask me.

99Silver6.0 · December 5, 2003

If there is anything to make a truck slower.. That would be it!! Big ol 22.5's on a small truck... That better be one HE// of an adapter to get those wheels on those trucks. Sure hate for it to break while running 70 down the highway and a wheel or two fly off!!

K1500 is ordering some of these as we speak!!!

k1500chevy97 · December 5, 2003

K1500 is ordering some of these as we speak!!!

Actually just ordered a full set of alcoa 22.5s yesterday for a tandem axle truck with the fronts being super singles which carry 425-65-22.5 tires . the rears are just regular 11 22.5s

General Lee 01 · December 6, 2003

That better be one HE// of an adapter to get those wheels on those trucks. Sure hate for it to break while running 70 down the highway and a wheel or two fly off!!

OUCH! That thought alone is giving me the creeps.