Alcoa Wheels.....(sorry!)

[homebase1]

Hello
Just as it was in school, I wasn't paying attention when the
important points were being made. And I hate to get a hornets nest
stirred.....but.....

Specifically: What Alcoa wheel (Classic) number(s) do I need to
order 6 wheels, all with the polished sides facing out?
What is the part number for the correct nuts?
What is the correct part number for the centers?

Thanks you.
Next time I'll pay attention !! {sure he will..editor}

Mike B

 

[herm beeck]

If you order 6 wheels, can I assume that you retain your old spare?

>
> Hello
> Just as it was in school, I wasn't paying attention when the
> important points were being made. And I hate to get a hornets nest
> stirred.....but.....
>
> Specifically: What Alcoa wheel (Classic) number(s) do I need to
> order 6 wheels, all with the polished sides facing out?
> What is the part number for the correct nuts?
> What is the correct part number for the centers?
>
> Thanks you.
> Next time I'll pay attention !! {sure he will..editor}
>
> Mike B

 

[gilbert r. bethel]

I ordered 7 wheels and tires as I did not want to use the 16.5s as spares.
- -----Original Message-----
From: herm beeck
To: gmcmotorhome
Date: Saturday, April 18, 1998 6:19 AM
Subject: Re: GMC: Alcoa Wheels.....(sorry!)

>If you order 6 wheels, can I assume that you retain your old spare?
>
>
>
>

>>
>> Hello
>> Just as it was in school, I wasn't paying attention when the
>> important points were being made. And I hate to get a hornets nest
>> stirred.....but.....
>>
>> Specifically: What Alcoa wheel (Classic) number(s) do I need to
>> order 6 wheels, all with the polished sides facing out?
>> What is the part number for the correct nuts?
>> What is the correct part number for the centers?
>>
>> Thanks you.
>> Next time I'll pay attention !! {sure he will..editor}
>>
>> Mike B
>>

 

[clark searle]

Re: Retaining your old spare when you upgrade to Alcoa's.

Be sure to keep eight lug nuts for the spare, if you ever
need to use it- and your old lug nut wrench. Alcoa lug nuts
are a different size, and I presume don't match the hole
config of your old steel wheel.

Clark