Help With Wheels
Help With Wheels
I Have A 2006 Dark Stone 4 Door Lariat F150 With Black Leather.
Right Now I Have A 2.5 Inch Leviling Kit On It . I Was Wondering If You Guys Think That Black Wheels Would Look Good On It.
Right Now I Have A 2.5 Inch Leviling Kit On It . I Was Wondering If You Guys Think That Black Wheels Would Look Good On It.
Wheel Search Advice
Originally Posted by DRK STONE F1
I Have A 2006 Dark Stone 4 Door Lariat F150 With Black Leather.
Right Now I Have A 2.5 Inch Leviling Kit On It . I Was Wondering If You Guys Think That Black Wheels Would Look Good On It.
Right Now I Have A 2.5 Inch Leviling Kit On It . I Was Wondering If You Guys Think That Black Wheels Would Look Good On It.

First, know your lug pattern. I think yours is 6X135, but not positive. Go to a tire site online and punch in your truck, and it will tell you what you need.
Second, know your minimum backspacing. This will ensure everything clears your knuckles. And you need to understand how wide the rim is, and if it will stick out a lot or a little.
Third, know what size rim you want. I wanted 20", and at that time, I had about 20% less choices than if I selected 18".
Fourth, select about twenty different wheels that meet your lug, BS and size requirements, and take that list to your wheel guy. You'll be able to find out what choices are in stock, or on backorder, or discontinued, or a million other things. That way you don't end up doing one wheel at a time and could take to summer '09.
Lastly, have fun. It's nerve racking, trying to pick something out from a bunch of pictures, but having to decide without probably seeing them in person, and they are expensive, so you want to make the right choice the first time. Another reason I vote for staying local with all these modifications. My shop got me some wheels in for me to look at first before buying them, and went through that process three times. Couldn't do that online. Although, there are some online sites that have the vehicle/wheel choice software for viewing.
Good luck...


