Shop around - should be able to get 25% off msrp.

 

For OEM wheels and the tires that isn't bad. OEM in general are hella expensive for whatever reason. My wife had her new car for a week when a 8" peice of rebar went through the tire and shattered her rim. A single tire was $200 and the dealership wanted $1900 for one rim. I nearly had a brain hemorrage. Fortunately she sweet talked the dealership into somehow covering it under warranty. We had to buy the tire, but they gave us the rim for free.

 

I can not follow forum rules.

https://dodgeforum.com/forum/parts-s...ease-read.html

 

They sure are proud of their rims!!!

 

Would swapping 22's for 17s affect your towing capabilities?

 

by the way polished aluminum wheels suck compared to chrome. I had polished billet specialties on my old chevy nova. they faded in no time and that was with weekly polishing. chrome you can go a month without washing and one wash they are new again. I will never buy polished again

 

http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/22-in...Q5fAccessories

$900 for some aftermarket 5 spokes that actually have a deep dish

 

It depends on the tire and tire size. The load rating of the tire is important.

 

absolutely, I have a set of 17 steelies that I put on in winter and if I were to want to get and extra 1000 lbs towing capacity. Hey check your email man. She said yes.

 

I thought I bought a set of new R/T takeoffs but I am not getting a response, guy is busy but I wanna get these on before my wife changes her mind, took me a while to get her to agree now she is "when you getting those wheels" and "maybe you should look at other ones" man I want the RT ones. Get back to me please.