I am looking at buying 5 wheels from someone, he has 5 old jeep wrangler rims that will fit on my dodge. But before I do this I was just wondering if anyone knows how the 15" rims will look on the truck. I've never done anything like that before so I don't know if the smaller rim will make my truck seem lower, or if I put a bigger tire on the rim will it even it all out. Can anyone help me out with this. Thanks for your time. This is the direct link to see the rims.

http://pendleton.bookoo.com/item.jsp?itemId=15498447

 

the smallest rims you can fit on a fullsize 3rd gen ram is 17". due to the size of the calipers.

 

dbl post sry...

 

Thank you very much. Guess I'll just keep on looking around.

 

good luck

 

Unless they changed in the last 15 years, my Wrangler had a 5 on 5 bolt patter, the Ram has a 5 on 5.5. Plus like Nim stated, 17" is the smallest that will clear the calipers...

 

i thought for sure there was a jeep that shared the 5x5.5 , am i mistaken?

 

My '94 Wrangler (YJ) had 5 on 5s and my '02 Grand Cherokee (WJ) has 5 on 5s. So I dunno...

 

just looked it up, all jeep cj's from 1946-1985 used the 5x5.5 , thats it.

 

^^ but even so, they only have 1/2" suds and NOT 9/16" studs like the Ram lugs have...IF we were talking about spacers being compatible....cuz they aint.

Also, the New Jeep wheels might be 5x5.5???? But still, I don't think the offset is even workable.