I can't tell looking straight down on the wheels. Need to see where the center of the wheel meets outer part.....I am asking what is the width of the wheels in entry #21?
...and is the one on the left the same width as the one on the right?....
any experts that think it is obvious from simply looking at a photo want to chime in?
....I am asking what is the width of the wheels in entry #21?
...and is the one on the left the same width as the one on the right?....
any experts that think it is obvious from simply looking at a photo want to chime in?
All V8 cars came with 14x5.5 wheels
....I am asking what is the width of the wheels in entry #21?
...and is the one on the left the same width as the one on the right?....
any experts that think it is obvious from simply looking at a photo want to chime in?
Here you go, ten pictures max. Last three on next message.Belmateo- Thanks- I will watch for your post
....I am asking what is the width of the wheels in entry #21?
...and is the one on the left the same width as the one on the right?....
any experts that think it is obvious from simply looking at a photo want to chime in?
Its clear if you look at the area where the wheel hoop and wheel center come together.
There is an easily visible lip on the 5-1/2" that isnt there on a 4-1/2".
A lot of people don't know how to correctly measure a rim width you measure the inside so, a stock 5 on 4 stock width 4.5 measure the wrong way will measure one inch bigger would be 5.5, this what a lot of guys thinking they have the 340 or formula s rims actually have the stock rims measured in correctly.
I have the original Chrysler part number sticker if that helps lol.
This isn’t rocket science if there is no tire on the rim as the size is stamped on the wheel. The only question should then be the bolt pattern.
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...jimacuda- based on your earlier entry #20 (quotes attached) you should be able to tell if it is a 5 1/2 or 4 1/2 from the photo in entry #21... Can you see a visible lip where the wheel hoop and wheel center come together?
....I can. So you still think a wheel with a visible lip where the wheel and center meet is "obviously" a 5 1/2 wheel?
In fact- The wheels in the photo in entry #21 are 4 1/2 wheels- not 5 1/2
... So I suggest you check your advice before rattling off something that is not accurate and present it absolute terms like "of course" and "obviously"
No, no.....You don’t even need to measure these rims, or look at the stamped size. There are only 2 sizes of 14” small bolt steel rims, either 4 1/2” or 5 1/2” wide. The center is either flush with the inside lip of the rim, or it’s welded down an inch inside of it, which can clearly be seen just by looking at the front. And the bolt pattern is easy to spot as well, it either has a small register hole in the center, or a large hole.