I have an 01 Dakota 2wd and the lug pattern is 6 on 4.5 I am looking for a certain wheel and I cannot find them. I have seen a few people with what looks to be them, but not sure. what I'm looking for is the 15x8 steel wheels either rock crawlers or the AR 767's in black. I just cannot find them anywhere with a 6 on 4.5 bolt pattern. Maybe someone can help me with a site that sells them or a used set of 4. It is much appriciated. What I plan on putting on the dakota is 30x9.5x15 BF Goodrich AT/KO'S and the black wheels. My truck is silver with the sport package (all black accents). All stock for now!

 

I believe this is what you are looking for. http://www.4wheelcustoms.com/Products.asp?Cat=415

Pro Comp Wheels Series 97 15X8 6X4.5 BSM 4.5
Part #:97-5868 Price: $48.52

 

Awsome, Thank's. Thats exactly what I was looking for. I still havent totally decided whether I want them or not. I mean I do !!! I was just thinking that maybe I ought to put the tires on my stock wheels. Any opinions? 30x9.5x15 BF Goodrich AT/KO's

 

I fit 31's under my D You should be able to do 31x10.5x15 right fellow Dodge owners? I have the same tires let me tell you they are great check my sig for my photos of a recent trip I took offroading.

 

31's came stock on mine so you wouldn't have any clearance issues with them.

 

I run same tires except 32x11.5x15"on my 99 Dak 4x4. 2" body lift and 1/4" spacers, some rubbing only with wheel locked on left or right turns.

 

We're talking about putting 31" tires on a 2wd? I would think there might be some issues, but i could be wrong.

 

mine came stock w/ 31's
2wd
no scrubbing at all, no lift
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That all sounds pretty good but I'm only going with 30's. I'm just looking for a bit stiffer tire than the garbage that came with the truck. I also need some meats for winter. I have to load the rear end down pretty good up here in the pocono's. Sometimes we get some pretty good snow and I need some decent meats for winter. Not to mention that fact that it is only 2wd and stock so I doubt I will be going offroad anywhere.

 

I would say if you aren't taking it off-road since it's a 2wd go with a good all-season tire rather than the A/T TA KO's they'll last longer and give you better traction on ice. They will also coast better on road than the BFG's that you want. That's one gripe I have about mine when I first got them and hopped on the freeway every time I let off the gas it felt like I was braking a little but come to think of it now that I've had them on for a few thousand miles they are broken in some and aren't sticky like that. I definitely think I have lost some MPG though.