M915 wheel - small stud holes

[markmontana]

I have a well worn rear outer tire, and a brand new spare- so I think - easy to change them out. And they sure are easy to get off- the problem came about when I tried to mount the spare- the holes are too small. Here is a pic- I think you can see the smaller holes. They just fit over the budd nut head- but not over the budd.

What's up?

Pic 1- correct wheel
Pic 2- spare w/small holes
Pic 3- awesomeness

 

[doghead]

Pic # 2 is not the correct rim for your truck.

It looks like a hub centered rim that does not use tapered nuts.

Pic # 3 looks like you bobbed your truck (yuck).

 

[wreckerman893]

Hummmmmm.....915 bobber......with air ride........to pull my big van trailer.......hummm.

 

[markmontana]

No bobbed 915 here! She is almost perfect the way she is...

Pic 2 is the spare off the truck. Is there a description for the correct 915 wheel?

 

[Ferroequinologist]

Any stud piloted wheel from any shop, junkyard, or old guys back yard will work.

Nice M915. Mine works her tail off. I bought her last August and have put 30k on her and she needs new tires already!

 

[swbradley1]

Nice M915. Mine works her tail off. I bought her last August and have put 30k on her and she needs new tires already!

Are we going to be changing them at Georgia this year?

 

[Ferroequinologist]

Are we going to be changing them at Georgia this year?

There won't be anything left if I wait that long! I'm getting great traction from the steel poking out...

 

[swbradley1]

 

[212sparky]

Just do a tire swap with westech's truck, that way he gets snow tires with built in self adjusting studs.