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the 10's with the 7 backspacing still need it, if you don't want to relocate,, do the 8's
 

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Forgive my ignorance. Are these strong enough to be the wheels on a daily driver? Because they are so light, it would seem like that lots of people would want them if they were available in sizes like 18x8 to 18x10. Is there a reason why ultralight wheels like these aren't usually made in those sizes?
 

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Forgive my ignorance. Are these strong enough to be the wheels on a daily driver? Because they are so light, it would seem like that lots of people would want them if they were available in sizes like 18x8 to 18x10. Is there a reason why ultralight wheels like these aren't usually made in those sizes?

you can get light weight wheels in large sizes, they are typically pretty expensive.

the 17x4.5's are "not for street use".

they are labeled that way for liability reasons, but i have been driving on them for over a year
 

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the 15x10's on a 2013, do I need to do any relocating?

and I am assuming the 7.5" BS is still appropriate?

forgot to ask what about the back spacing on 15x8's?
 
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^ and that's with the 7.5 bs, right?

I have a 2012 and want to run the 15x10", I think the 7.5" bs comes out to a 44 offset right? I was thinking of going with the 275/60/15 mt (should work with my 3.73's in the mt).
 

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^ and that's with the 7.5 bs, right?

I have a 2012 and want to run the 15x10", I think the 7.5" bs comes out to a 44 offset right? I was thinking of going with the 275/60/15 mt (should work with my 3.73's in the mt).

the 15x10 will fit perfect

Do direct drills can be used with conical lug nuts? Or do I still have to use shank type with washers?

shank style
 

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Could you PM me the price for a pair of 15x10s? I'm assuming you don't sell tires. Thanks!
 

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pm me a price on a set of 15x8's and 17" front runners. Black stars please.

I hate your face...

I hate Terry's face...

My money hates all of you......


I want direct drilled now. SMH
 

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