Wheel ID

[Tl806]

This is probably a long shot but maybe I’ll get lucky! I recently purchased a truck which has these wheels on it. They are 20” 5 lug Fuels on a 2012 Ram 1500. That’s about all I know. I’ve been through the fuel website from top to bottom with no luck. I’ve emailed them multiple times looking for a model with no response. I’m trying to get some specs on them. Offset, lug centric, bore, etc. I’m getting a bit of vibration and don’t know if I need hub rings or not. Any info would be greatly appreciated!

 

[16Ram4x4]

Just an idea, have you taken one of the wheels off and looked on the backside to see if there are any possible engraved identification numbers? You might find a part number and serial number

 

[Tl806]

Just an idea, have you taken one of the wheels off and looked on the backside to see if there are any possible engraved identification numbers? You might find a part number and serial number

I’ve looked on the backside and didn’t see anything. They’re due for a rotation this week so I’ll give them a through inspection while they’re off.

 

[1500ram12]

They might be these


2018 Ram 2500 6.4L Hemi Tradesman

 

[Puba08]

They are Fuel Savage D563 Black Milled


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[Tl806]

They are Fuel Savage D563 Black Milled


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Thanks!!!

 

[Tl806]

They might be these


2018 Ram 2500 6.4L Hemi Tradesman

Thanks!!!!!

 

[Steve Cloud]

very possible that the vibration has nothing to do with your wheels, and everything to do with your tires. Some off-road tires are notoriously hard to keep balanced.

 

[1500ram12]

very possible that the vibration has nothing to do with your wheels, and everything to do with your tires. Some off-road tires are notoriously hard to keep balanced.

It's most likely the tires. I just noticed that you have the federal Couragia mts. I have a set and can not get them to balance a 100 percent. I have wheel weights and liquid balancer and they still don't balance right. They are going to be mounted on a new set of wheels I just picked up. I'm hoping with around 10k miles on them maybe they'll balance out better.




2018 Ram 2500 6.4L Hemi Tradesman

 

[Tl806]

It's most likely the tires. I just noticed that you have the federal Couragia mts. I have a set and can not get them to balance a 100 percent. I have wheel weights and liquid balancer and they still don't balance right. They are going to be mounted on a new set of wheels I just picked up. I'm hoping with around 10k miles on them maybe they'll balance out better.




2018 Ram 2500 6.4L Hemi Tradesman

Thanks! I’ve got about 10k on them now, hopefully they balance out or it’s back to toyo or nitto’s!

 

[Steve Cloud]

been pretty happy with the Nittos I bought last year. Mine seem to hold balance well.

 

[Tl806]

been pretty happy with the Nittos I bought last year. Mine seem to hold balance well.

Ridge graps? How loud are they?

 

[billyw]

My 305/55r20 Ridge Grapplers are very quiet. They're not LT though. Dunno if that would make a difference or not.

Some people claim they're good in the rain. I would disagree with that. I don't run them in the winter either. However, they run quiet and smooth, and look good doing it. They work off road pretty well too.

 

[Puba08]

Very quiet.


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[Steve Cloud]

Ridge graps? How loud are they?

yup, not bad at all. Little bit of road noise, but worth it.