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Car Forum / Dodge / Dodge Trucks / March 2004?? RIMS
Will 17 inch rims fit on a DODGE DAKOTA ? Yes some 17x9 and 17x8 rims will fit a Dakota. Not sure on what size 17" tires will fit with the rims and not rub. You might want to try http://www.tirerack.com if you buy rims and tires, They will ship them mounted and balanced for you. > Will 17 inch rims fit on a DODGE DAKOTA ? If they fit the bolt pattern. You have to make sure that your overall diameter on your rim and tire combo deos not exceed 31", otherwise the front tires will rub on the bumper and fenderewells when turning. Kevin > Yes some 17x9 and 17x8 rims will fit a Dakota. Not sure on what size 17" > tires will fit with the rims and not rub. You might want to try > http://www.tirerack.com if you buy rims and tires, They will ship them > mounted and balanced for you. > > Will 17 inch rims fit on a DODGE DAKOTA ? I'm have a hard time finding nice rims to fit my dually... any ideas? Andy > Yes some 17x9 and 17x8 rims will fit a Dakota. Not sure on what size 17" > tires will fit with the rims and not rub. You might want to try > http://www.tirerack.com if you buy rims and tires, They will ship them > mounted and balanced for you. > > Will 17 inch rims fit on a DODGE DAKOTA ? Try the guys at T.D.R. if they have something that will dress up a dually the guys here will know about it. http://www.turbodieselregister.com/ > I'm have a hard time finding nice rims to fit my dually... any ideas? > [quoted text clipped - 5 lines] > > mounted and balanced for you. > > > Will 17 inch rims fit on a DODGE DAKOTA ? Run what it came with? And be happy? Or would that be too simple?  SignatureSteve ========= > I'm have a hard time finding nice rims to fit my dually... any ideas? > > Andy Yeah. Way too simple. If I sent you a picture and list of stuff done to my truck you'd understand. > Run what it came with? And be happy? Or would that be too simple? > > > I'm have a hard time finding nice rims to fit my dually... any ideas? > > > > Andy OH believe me, I'll never understand. It seems ridiculous to me to do some of the things I see done to perfectly good vehicles. Of course, Chevy does it from the factory. LOL!! have you seen that abortion of a piece they call the avalanche?? I'm ROTFLMAO!! Junk sob's. SignatureSteve ========= > Yeah. Way too simple. If I sent you a picture and list of stuff done to my > truck you'd understand. [quoted text clipped - 4 lines] > > > > > > Andy >OH believe me, I'll never understand. It seems ridiculous to me to do some >of the things I see done to perfectly good vehicles. Of course, Chevy does >it from the factory. LOL!! have you seen that abortion of a piece they call >the avalanche?? I'm ROTFLMAO!! Junk sob's. you mean the "lost my lunch"? I saw a post in the good sam forum a few weeks ago... lost-my-lunch owner explaining why he NEVER should have tried towing a 5th wheel with it... and wanting to know if the mickey mouse "cladding" could be replaced..lol Mac > Yeah. Way too simple. If I sent you a picture and list of stuff done to my > truck you'd understand. Nah...thats ok...even after being in Truckin Mag back in the late 80s and early 90s...I havent figured out why in hell I wasted so damn much money on a POS truck...really.... its a TRUCK for cryin out loud. Some things are better left alone.. But..to each his own. > > Run what it came with? And be happy? Or would that be too simple? > > > > > I'm have a hard time finding nice rims to fit my dually... any ideas? > > > > > > Andy Hopfully when the time comes I'll be able to live up to this, but I think this is the last vehicle I'm going to go above and beyond with, as far as aftermarket parts and accesories goes. Finally starting to realize that's its not really worth it. Buy hey, I'm only 23 and still have plenty of time to figure that stuff out :) Andy > Nah...thats ok...even after being in Truckin Mag back in the late 80s and > early 90s...I havent figured out why in hell I wasted so damn much money on > a POS truck...really.... > its a TRUCK for cryin out loud. > Some things are better left alone.. > But..to each his own. you're figuring it out early, Andy... good on you! As you get more confident with who & what you are in life, I think you find yourself doing more things for you and less things to impress other people or look cool.. I'm at the point in life where i've got nobody i want to impress and less and less folks that i worry about pissing off.. lol >Hopfully when the time comes I'll be able to live up to this, but I think >this is the last vehicle I'm going to go above and beyond with, as far as [quoted text clipped - 11 lines] >> Some things are better left alone.. >> But..to each his own. Mac >I'm at the point in life where i've got nobody i want to impress and >less and less folks that i worry about pissing off.. lol Seems to me you've been at that "point" for about 20 years??????? <G> Politics, the gentle art of getting votes from the poor and campaign funds from the rich. >>I'm at the point in life where i've got nobody i want to impress and >>less and less folks that i worry about pissing off.. lol > >Seems to me you've been at that "point" for about 20 years??????? <G> yeah, almost that long... since i closed the loan office, anyway.. lol Mac >yeah, almost that long... since i closed the loan office, anyway.. lol I drive by a couple of those places on the way into town. Around here, they are also called "pawn shops" Politics, the gentle art of getting votes from the poor and campaign funds from the rich. >>yeah, almost that long... since i closed the loan office, anyway.. lol >> >I drive by a couple of those places on the way into town. >Around here, they are also called "pawn shops" that's a little bit different... i owned a home loan company.. prob a higher profit margin in the pawn biz, tho.. Mac >that's a little bit different... i owned a home loan company.. prob a >higher profit margin in the pawn biz, tho.. So that's how you made your fortune!!!!!<G> You are right though, the pawn shops seem to all do ok Politics, the gentle art of getting votes from the poor and campaign funds from the rich. > you're figuring it out early, Andy... good on you! > As you get more confident with who & what you are in life, I think you > find yourself doing more things for you and less things to impress > other people or look cool.. > I'm at the point in life where i've got nobody i want to impress and > less and less folks that i worry about pissing off.. lol We're supposed to worry about pissing people off? Oops. ;>) > >Hopfully when the time comes I'll be able to live up to this, but I think > >this is the last vehicle I'm going to go above and beyond with, as far as [quoted text clipped - 13 lines] > > Mac >> you're figuring it out early, Andy... good on you! >> As you get more confident with who & what you are in life, I think you [quoted text clipped - 6 lines] > >Oops. I try to.. especially the ones with hand guns or pms.. and i stay way away from those with both! Mac >Run what it came with? And be happy? Or would that be too simple? It really is simple, either he buys Alcoa's or he buys Alcoa's That is pretty much it Politics, the gentle art of getting votes from the poor and campaign funds from the rich. |
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