Help identifying a wheel! (Non LSx)
07-15-2008, 03:21 PM
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Help identifying a wheel! (Non LSx) I'm trying to figure out what this wheel is for this claim I'm working on. Hoping one of you wheel experts will know. 
They say it is a 22x9...
Thanks!
Jason
They say it is a 22x9...
Thanks!
Jason
07-15-2008, 03:33 PM
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Any markings on the centercap? The hard thing about those wheels is that there are SOOO many wheel manufacturers out there that make similar wheels.
If you can get the wheel off, look on the back. There are usually some labels or stamps on the back of the spokes that can tell you manufacturer. You might be able to take the centercap off and look on the back of it rather than taking off the entire wheel.
If you can get the wheel off, look on the back. There are usually some labels or stamps on the back of the spokes that can tell you manufacturer. You might be able to take the centercap off and look on the back of it rather than taking off the entire wheel.
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It is probably some fly by night wheel maker that no longer exists. I run into a ton of 20+" wheels like that. 
I'll have to have the shop get the wheel off & look at it better. The truck is in WV, I'm in Iowa, so I can't do it myself. The independant that looked at & took the photos isn't much help.
I'll have to have the shop get the wheel off & look at it better. The truck is in WV, I'm in Iowa, so I can't do it myself. The independant that looked at & took the photos isn't much help.
07-15-2008, 11:07 PM
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I know this going to sound ghetto, but I used to work at Sears. They had those wheels hanging on the wall in the auto dept. You should go to a local Sears with an auto center and flip through the catalog under the wall of rims. I'm sure you will find them in there.
