Anyone know what rims these are

[superj]

you can get the same wagon wheels from many places now though, american racing makes them for one. i had them by american racing on my wrangler, but black, back in the day. they were about 35 bucks a rim from jegs.

here is a link to your size rim in that style. not from jegs as they don't sell that in a 14 anymore. this is from summit and it looks like they go for about 100 a wheel now

Wheels - 14 in. Wheel Diameter - Steel Wheel Material - 5 x 114.3mm Wheel Bolt Pattern (application) - 5 x 4 1/2 in. Wheel Bolt Pattern (application) - Free Shipping on Orders Over $99 at Summit Racing

 

[superj]

just put your truck in the options so it gets the backspacing correct because i don't know that and didn't put it in the filter options

 

[Josh B]

Looks just like my trailer wheels circa 2006

 

[JoshT]

you can get the same wagon wheels from many places now though, american racing makes them for one. i had them by american racing on my wrangler, but black, back in the day. they were about 35 bucks a rim from jegs.

here is a link to your size rim in that style. not from jegs as they don't sell that in a 14 anymore. this is from summit and it looks like they go for about 100 a wheel now

Wheels - 14 in. Wheel Diameter - Steel Wheel Material - 5 x 114.3mm Wheel Bolt Pattern (application) - 5 x 4 1/2 in. Wheel Bolt Pattern (application) - Free Shipping on Orders Over $99 at Summit Racing

...and at that price, I'd highly recommend not buying them. For just a little bit more you can get some nicer alloys in a larger (15" or 16") diameter and access to a much larger tire selection. Heck you could probably get stock aluminum wheels, possibly with decent tires, for less than a new set of those would cost. IMO there are also definite benefits in driving characteristics from stepping up the wheel size.