Aftermarket wheels for HD

Beaux Duke · January 24, 2002

Does anybody know where I can see all the aftermarket wheels that will fit the HD?

I've been to a lot of the manufacturers web sites but what I'd like to see is pictures of just the 3/4 ton wheels.

I'm tired of wading through the photos of the 5 and 6 lug wheels just to see a couple of wheels that fit the HD.

I'm hoping a retailer has a web page that has them all grouped together. Anybody got any leads?

Thanks!

gandolphxx · January 25, 2002

Can't help with a whole list, but here are some forged heavy duty ones:

http://www.southwestwheel.com/wheels/wheels.htm

My favorites - running them now.

http://www.mickeythompsontires.com/wheels/challenger.html

Alba Wheels wheels manufacturer.

Alcoa Wheels - excellent aluminum rim maker.

American Eagle Alloys - wheels manufacturer.

American Racing - Auto and truck wheels.

AR Wheels - aluminum rim maker.

Boyd's Wheels- over a hundred custom billet aluminum wheels.

Colorado Custom - polished billet aluminum wheels and accessories.

Enkei - the world's largest manufacturer of aluminum wheels.

Epic - quality wheels for truck and duallie's.

Explorer Pro Comp - market's a line of 4WD rims by Eagle Alloys.

Marsh's Racing Tires - custom wheel manufacturer.

Mickey Thompson - excellent wheel manufacturer.

Mullins Wheels - makers of the CSA alloy rims in Australia.

R O H Wheels Australia - high end wheels.

Stockton Wheel - Custom Widths and Offsets for 4X4's and SUVs.

TSW - Euro-style wheels for a variety of trucks and SUVs.

Weld - Racing products and rims.

Ultra Wheels - Compare the styling and quality of Ultra Custom Wheels.

US Wheel - manufacturer of steel rims

Beaux Duke · January 25, 2002

Thanks gandolphxx!

That's certainly a long list. I appreciate the time you must have spent compiling it.

I've been to most of the sites you've listed and will take a look at the one's I haven't seen yet.

Would you happen to know of a site that has just 3/4 ton wheels separated out from all the 5 and 6 lug wheels? If not a web site, a catalog maybe?

Thanks again!

gandolphxx · January 26, 2002

Sorry - I had to sort out the real wheels from the toy ones - check:

http://www.4wheelparts.com/

http://www.summitracing.com/

local wheel stores - I discovered that my Firestone dealer could order almost anything if I gave him the lead.

Also, be aware that your PYO's [i assume] 16x6.5 have an outrageous 5" backspace - most replacements will have significantly less - forces wheels out -may effect power steering, mud kick etc.

BTW, if you don't have PYO's, might check them out - will run 265/75/16 or 255/85/16 very nicely. A number of us have PYO's in the garage and will part with them for $.

Also, lots of the cast guys will tell you "we are tough" - forged are!

Last, but not least read:

http://www.extreme4x4.com/vol5num3/alcoa/page1.html

cheers