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Ford Wire Wheel

Ford Wire wheels feature 56 stainless steel spokes and a bright show quality chrome finish. With premium show quality chrome finish, these make an excellent choice for classic size Ford or Galaxy Wire wheels. These wheels feature a multi-lug bolt pattern. These wheels are sealed for tubeless use, and look great with our Chrome 3 Bar Spinner Cap, accessories sold separately. Made in the USA!
SPECIFICATIONS
SKU FORDWIRE
Brand Roadster Wire Wheels
Finish Chrome
Ford Wire Wheel
Ford Wire Wheel

Please Note

  • Coker Tire will warranty chrome and finish wheels and accessories to the original purchaser for a period of fifteen (15) months from the date of purchase. Oxidation or corrosion due to improper care, and/or adverse weather or chemicals is not covered by this warranty. Wheels that have been mounted, painted, or powder coated are considered used and cannot be returned. Please test fit the wheels before you mount or paint them. Please see specifications for Backspace and Bolt Pattern for each Part#.

Product Questions & Answers

 
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Question:
Are these 4 lugs ot 5 lugs
By Clarence Burrier on March 07, 2019
Answer:

These wheels are drilled for 5 lug configuration and actually have 15 holes to accommodate most ford and GM bolt patterns.

Coker Tire Support on March 08, 2019
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Question:
Will these wheels fit my 56 Fairlane?
By Robert Schug on April 06, 2018
Answer:

The original wheel on your Fairlane was a 15x5, so the 15x6 listed here should fit with OE sized tires just fine.

Coker Tire Support on April 06, 2018
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Question:
Do these wire wheels require a tube?
By Steven Snyder on February 08, 2019
Answer:

No, these are sealed wire rims and they do not require tubes! The only case you might need a tube is if you went with the 16x6 and chose a 16" tire that was a tube type tire. Otherwise, you can run tubeless in most cases.

Coker Tire Support on February 11, 2019
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