i have rims from a dodge? how to make them fit a ranger.

[MikeyFord3]

i just got MT rims from a buddy there 5 lug like a ranger they dont fit.. do they make and adaptor for theses there from a dodge ram 1500

 

[wahlstrom1]

What you'll want is an adapter to go from 5 on 4.5 - 5 on 5.5. I run that particular setup on the rear axle of my ranger to match the pattern to the front. Cost wise however it's usually cheaper to get a proper fitting set of rims, as a quality set of adapters will run you $75+ per corner.

 

[MikeyFord3]

are they any weaker?

 

[simonsays]

somewhat weaker. mostly with the extra width of the spacer it will add extra stress on the wheel bearings and will change the scrub radius on the frontend and will afect turning and could possibly make the tires rub

 

[MikeyFord3]

yeah screw all that ha ill just sell them and buy new ones soo should i go 16 inch rims or 15?

 

[wahlstrom1]

15's usually get you cheaper tires, and used be more readily available. But a lot more tires are becoming available in 17"+ sizes.....I vote 15's.

 

[Toms01PSD]

Like Wahl said, go with 15's. I have 16x7 factory rims on my truck and wish I had 15's. Rims and tires are less expensive, depending on what you go for.

 

[MikeyFord3]

yeah thats what i had before on my old ranger before i was dumb ad sold itttttt so ill prob just got with 15's

 

[simonsays]

I say 15 or 17... they are the 2 most comonn tire sizes..

 

[JerseyBoy]

hey i live right out side of AC thats not to fare from you, ill sell you some rims for your truck there 15's. aftermarkit too, i just dont want them any more and i found some rims out at derks junk yard off of 322 that im gana pick up next week. my old rims are already off my truck. if you want ill e-mail you the pics of them tomarow if ya want. just pm me your e-mail adres and after you see what they look like then name the price your willing to pay.