A: they should fit just fine. The front tires on my Ramcharger stick out a little bit

A: The stock backspacing is about + 0.39 or 10mm, Give us a call Sales Support 877-474-4821

A: When I bought these specific wheels they came polish chromed. They are amazing, haven’t had an issues yet, and I’ve had em for over a year. They are high maintenance as you have to keep them clean and polished. 

A: Polished aluminum. They are pretty easy to keep clean. Make sure to get a brake dust trap lol. 

A: Yes, but they will probably have to be 16 inches or 17 inches. Plus backspacing will something to check out

A: 16” Minimum on that truck cannot run 15’s https://www.4wheelparts.com/p/pro-comp-69-series-vintage-16x10-wheel-with-5-on-5-5-bolt-pattern-polished-1069-6185/_/R-BKBQ-1069-6185

A: Yes. If it's 5 x5.5 lug. They look great

A: The center bore on this wheel is 107.95mm

A: Depends on the tire and lift your trying to run but if the bolt pattern is 5on5.5 then yes.

A: Hey Rene, The bolt pattern for a 1993 GM C1500 is 5x5. Here's a link to all the 5x5 bolt patterns we offer: https://www.4wheelparts.com/b/tires-wheels/wheels/5-on-5/_/N-cm5b1Z1z04ogd Thanks for reaching out!

A: Get the lug patter

A: '96 Silverado 2WD uses a 5x127 (5x5) bolt pattern.

A: The bolt pattern on the 1985 F-150 is correct 5x139.7 (5x5.5) and the Thread Size (Lug Nuts) 1/2" - 20.

A: WHEEL BACKSPACING Backspacing is an older system of measurement to determine how deep the mounting pad is located in the wheel. Correct backspacing allows enough room for the suspension, brake, and steering systems to operate without interference from the wheel. Positive offset creates more backspace, while negative offset reduces backspace. WHEEL OFFSET To properly understand wheel offset, you must first know the basic characteristics of a wheel assembly. The offset describes the wheel’s ideal position, so that it can freely rotate without rubbing against the fender or the brakes. Technicians determine a wheel’s offset by measuring the distance between its centerline and the mounting surface. Millimeters are used as the standard unit to describe offset, which can be positive, zero, or negative. Zero offset means that the wheel’s mounting surface lines up with the centerline Positive offset refers to a mounting surface extending past the centerline and closer to the face of the wheel. Negative offset describes a mounting surface situated closer to the back of the wheel The Pro Comp 69 Series Vintage Wheel, 15x10 with 5 on 5.5 Bolt Pattern - Polished - 1069-5185 is the correct bolt pattern for the 1992 Ford F-150 4x4.

A: If your vehicle has Tire pressure monitor sensors in the wheels you will need to replace the TPMS, if your vehicle does not, then a regular rubber or chrome valve stem will work. Call us we can help you: 800-421-1050

A: The recommended wheel size for the Ram 1500 is 16" and up. Pro Comp 69 Series Vintage, 16x10 Wheel with 5 on 5.5 Bolt Pattern - Polished -PN: PXA1069-6185. The bolt pattern is correct 5 on 5.5 and aftermarket Lug nuts - Thread Size: 1/2" - 20 "Dorman Spline Drive Lock Set -PN: DOR711-255

A: Yes the 1992 F-150 has a bolt pattern of 5x139.7mm = 5x5.5 inches

A: The bolt pattern and height is correct but you need to verify you have the clearance for a wider tire and that the offset and backspacing is going to work. If you need more assistance please call Toll Free: 1-855-554-2400

A: No this wheel is the wrong bolt pattern. 1500 2WD has 5x5. 1500 4WD is 6x5.5. 2500 and Diesel engines are 8x6.5 We need a little more info about your setup to get you the correct parts. Please call our sales line toll free at 1-877-474-4821

A: Yes these will fit your 1984 Dodge Ramcharger Royal SE 4x4

A: No they will not fit.

A: Yes, the caps are a 2 piece design but the caps wont be long enough to cover the locking hub.

A: Hello Mills1, It may work but we need lift info. Please call us at 877-474-4821 so we can be sure. Thanks for checking us out.

A: This is the correct bolt pattern for your Bronco and size you are looking for. I would just verify the backspace and offset to make sure that fits as well. Offset: -46 and Backspace: 3.625

A: Please call our support team to verify clearance Toll Free: 1-877-474-4821

A: This is the correct bolt pattern for your application. We would need more information about your truck to confirm (tire size or lift height). Please call our sales line to confirm fitment Toll Free: 1-877-474-4821

A: Hello Steven25, Yes, this wheel will fit your vehicle application. Thank you for the question.

A: Hello Joaquim, Yes, the Pro Comp Alloy Wheels Series 1069, 15x10 with 5 on 5.5 Bolt Pattern - Polished will fit your vehicle application. Thank you.

A: Hello Jrduran, The Pro Comp Alloy Wheels Series 1069, 15x10 with 5 on 5.5 Bolt Pattern - Polished will not fit your JK. You will need a wheel with a 5-5 bolt pattern.

A: Manny,Thanks for the question,These wheels should fit your 1956 f100 as long as your hubs are no larger than 4.25"

A: Thanks for the inquiry Tball, the Pro Comp Alloy Wheels Series 1069, 15x10 with 5 on 5.5 Bolt Pattern - Polished part # pxa1069-5185 is not available for your vehicle but here ia a wheel that is similar part # W/PAR1726835 16X8 5/135 MM.

A: Derrick, Your 1994 Chevy 1500 2wd is 5on5 not 5on5.5. The wheels will stick out about 2 inches past the fender. Pro comp doesn't make them for your truck in 15x10 but American Racing does part number W/PAR1725173. Follow this link to order http://jo.my/stuiip

A: Hello John, Thanks for the question. Yes, these Pro Comp Alloy Wheels Series 1069, 15x10 with 5 on 5.5 Bolt Pattern will fit your F-150. 5 on 5.5 is the correct bolt pattern for your truck. We would reccomend an 8" wide if the vehicle is stock and only a 10" wide for lifted applications.

A: Thank you for your question Luke Old Sch Mopar. Yes the Pro Comp Series 1069 Wheel will fit your 1992 Dodge D150 rear axle

A: Hello Mike, Thank you for the question. Yes, this wheel will fit your vehicle application.

A: Thank you for your question Jack. Yes the center caps are included with the Pro Comp Series 1069 Wheels