Can anyone name this wheel?

[gti16vman]

 

A guy I work with is looking at buying these wheels, but the seller does not know who makes them. He would like to be able to buy center caps for them, and lugnuts. All the seller said is that they came off from a 1990 s-10.

 

To me they look like some old Centerline or possible Weld wheels, but I will be honest I am not all that familiar with them. TIA for any hep.

[MountaineerTom]

They look like American Racing AR-23's to me. My dad has a set on his '86 Dodge D250.

 

Welcome to the site.

 

 

From the American Racing Website.

 

[gti16vman]

Those look like the ones, I appreciate the help.

[Wingnut]

AR-23 is just a bit impersonal. I think they should be named Bob.

[mmmikkke]

It might just be me, but I don't think those wheels are the same at all. Look at the valvestem. On the 5-lug wheels, it is only partially drilled into the shoulder next to the 5 holes. On the 8-lug wheels, the valve stem is *centered* on the shoulder. Plus, the base of the 5 holes shows on the 8-lug wheel, above the ring where the 30 rivets are. On the 5-lug wheel, there is no base on the 5 holes. The 30-rivet ring is there by itself.

 

Finally, the valve stem is not lined up with a rivet on the American Racing (quality) 8-lug wheel. The chinese knockoff for some reason lines up the valve stem with a rivet.

[JohnsGMC]

I'd say either American Racing or Eagle Alloy. Those are the only brands that I've seen that make a variation of that wheel.

[pacodiablo]

AR-23 is just a bit impersonal. I think they should be named Bob.

 

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[Tucson_02Silverado]

Definitely not a GM OEM wheel.

 

As was mentioned American Racing, Eagle most likely

[OUMike]

AR-23 is just a bit impersonal. I think they should be named Bob.

 

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Stop post whoring!

 

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[AirForceAngler]

Centerlines usually say "Centerline" near where the center cap goes.

[MountaineerTom]

It might just be me, but I don't think those wheels are the same at all.  Look at the valvestem.  On the 5-lug wheels, it is only partially drilled into the shoulder next to the 5 holes.  On the 8-lug wheels, the valve stem is *centered* on the shoulder.  Plus, the base of the 5 holes shows on the 8-lug wheel, above the ring where the 30 rivets are.  On the 5-lug wheel, there is no base on the 5 holes.  The 30-rivet ring is there by itself.

 

Finally, the valve stem is not lined up with a rivet on the American Racing (quality) 8-lug wheel.  The chinese knockoff for some reason lines up the valve stem with a rivet.

 

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I might just be the difference in size and lug pattern, I don't know.

[gti16vman]

I appreciate all of the replies. He ended up picking up a set of wheels Typhoon wheels. Or at least, that is the pattern they are, he tells me. I have not seen them.