Is the wheel actually as deep looking as the picture or is the "dish" shallower? Looking for a set for my black '95 Silverado 4x4. Does this need those really skinny wheel lugs? If so, what's the P/N I need to order for the chrome ones? Is the wheel actually as deep looking as the picture or is the "dish" shallower? Looking for a set for my black '95 Silverado 4x4. Does this need those really skinny wheel lugs? If... » Read More Is the wheel actually as deep looking as the picture or is the "dish" shallower? Looking for a set for my black '95 Silverado 4x4. Does this need those really skinny wheel lugs? If so, what's the P/N I need to order for the chrome ones? « Show Less
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Duke yes they are wide and deep!!! And yes you need to order the long skinny gloss black lock lug nuts!!! That part number is AccuWheel LNS-14150B6 Small Diameter Acorn Spline Drive Black Lug... AccuWheel LNS-14150B6 Small Diameter Acorn Spline Drive Black Lug...Sold by: JK Collection....... But you need to make sure your lug studs are the fine course and not the wide course!!! Hope this helped..... Tim
1107589
Not sure on p/n for chrome. But the are really nice wheels. Easy to clean Make sure the center fits over your front axle for 4x4. I had to modify to fit my land cruiser
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Hello,Those wheels are available, and should bolt right on to your 1995 Chevrolet Silverado 1500. You may need a lift or level to run this setup.I have spoken with the manufacturer, and these wheels have a lip depth of 2.19". Also, you would need spline lugs to fit these wheels properly.Feel free to purchase this item, if interested.Thanks,LucasWheel Specialist
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They're deep but not too deep I don't about the lug nuts we just use the ones the was already on the truck with the dick cepeks that was on there
2147403
The best dang tire you can buy for a truck weighing more than 8k lbs and needing great off road capabilities. Just curious. Why do you care about the sidewalls? Worried about curbs or bullets? lol.
704231
I've asked the manufacturer this question, and the answer I received was somewhat mixed. He has had folks with Gem Cars purchase these wheels/tires, then return them because they didn't fit correctly. He also mentioned that he has another vendor that uses these wheels/tires exclusively on Gem Cars. I'm sorry for sounding vague on this answer, but that's the answer I got. These are standard fitting golf cart wheels and tires, so if you can find a forum or message thread on Gem Cars, and ask other owners if they've had luck putting aftermarket wheels/tires on their carts, that's probably the route I would take. I hope that helps a little...Happy New Year!
1977963
I am running a 285/75r18, which is essentially a 35 inch tire. I had to add a 1" daystar level puck on top of the Ranchero. I still had to trim a little bit of plastic from the wheel well up front. But I really like these Coil overs!
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I have a pair of Carlisles on one lawn tractor that is parked right next to the tractor with the CSTs. The Carlisles have 13 sets of lug bars. My tape measure says they are 1/2" tall and 3/4" wide. The overall profile of the tire is very flat. The CSTs have 20 sets of lug bars that are 3/8" tall by 1/2" wide. The overall tire profile is slightly round. Both brands are 4 ply. With fewer lug bars, the Carlisles trend to give more of a cogging (rolling rhythm) sensation when driving on pavement than the CSTs. Both tires get very good traction on wet grass and soft dirt.
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I would check to make sure that the part number you are looking at is for the specific truck. I can tell you that I was extremely pleased with the quality and ease of installation of these on my 2002 Duramax crew cab. I have a friend that is over 325 lbs and while the truck leans over the bars have held his weight no problem. My son got the black ones my recommendation would be to get the stainless or chrome as his black ones are all chipped from the road debris. Good luck with your project. Sorry I could not answer your specific question.
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These tires certainly fit nicely on your first THREE requirements (primarily road, fast rolling, and strong :-) , but the tires do lack any meaningful tread pattern as they were not designed for off road or turf conditions. That said, as long as the dirt is packed down and dry, I have been able to occasionally hit the dirt, but of course don't push these in corners because lack of knobs.cheers, Joe T
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That is a question for a dealer or manufacturer but I would think that it has to do with steering and manueverability as well as stability. The rear rims are wider so you probably don't want to put narrower tires on them.
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What it seems is, that it is picking up on the Z71 model and thinking it is a 4x4. There is a difference maybe because of the transfer case for the four wheel drive. I also think your truck because being a Z71 just means it has more options than a regular Silverado like maybe a bigger engine. You might have a 5.7 instead of a 5.3 liter engine. But it should fit
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You need skinny lugs, not your regular sized ones, google your size stud for your car, amazon should have what you need they did for me
53595
Jill is wrong, since these clip on, the five lugs are just for show, they are fake and have nothing to do with your actual lugs. My wheels also have four lugs. And as far as them falling off, don't listen to all these people. Just make sure you use the metal ring that they come with. I've had mine on for over a year, never had any problems with them.
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I'm not an expert, but I have been shopping parts to turn my Bandit into a Rustler. You darn near have to swap out most the components, and the chassis to do so. The rustler has a larger wheel base, especially in the front for the wider tires, and I believe the chassis is a little shorter on the rustlers. I really want that on my bandit for better control
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I would measure the current wheel you want to put the cover on and compare to the one you want buy. It should be very close. When I did the steering wheel on my chev truck it appeared to be the same size.I used a good heat gun to warm the cover and slowly work my way around the wheel. Took a little extra time but when done it fits like a glove. It's been on for a coupler of winters and hasn't moved at all. Munch better than the wrap-on and lice. And much easier to keep clean.
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There are two different models, one with and one with out. Be sure which one you need before ordering. Also you may want to order the entire wheel ready to go. I had to special order spokes for my rim and lace the whole affair up (see u-tube video) By the time I did that it would have been cheaper to just get the wheel ready to mount.
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I returned it. the lower bracket wasn't as pictured-too small to go around most steering wheels. See the other reviews with the same problem.-Ken
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Hello,These wheels are available and should bolt right on to your 2004 Silverado 1500. You may need a small lift or level to clear this offset. You should need 14X1.5 lugs for this set up. Thanks,Ryan BolandWheel Specialist
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hello the stock lugs will not work properly for these wheels. you will need to purchase after market lugs that are a 60 degree conical seat. These will bolt the wheel up for you. I am sorry but we do not include them nor sell them on amazon.