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HI guys couldn't see if this has been covered anywhere.

but XR50 wheels, any issues putting them on a territory (load raIMG_6047.jpg.htmlting I think would be the only concern). anyone got any pics of what they would look like?

 

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Put up a side on pic of your model so someone can try for a photoshop of it...or just try yourself using mspaint!  If you do, post it up.

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Dont terrys and utes have specifc load rated rims? Or is that the tyres only? 

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On 3/15/2016 at 2:08 PM, brend0n said:

HI guys couldn't see if this has been covered anywhere.

but XR50 wheels, any issues putting them on a territory (load rating I think would be the only concern). anyone got any pics of what they would look like?

 

 

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I think 850 kg rating.  I run dark argents on our territory.  Insurance could be an issue

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Almost there...Grab paint.net program (free) and it can resize smoothly.

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Wouldnt be too concerned about load rating on the rim... Any genuine rim is twice as strong as any aftermarket crap being sold these days imo. Look better too

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Yeah that's what I'm thinking but I would still like to know their load rating, trying to get those specs from ford is like pulling teeth

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