Wide 5 Dirt Late Model Beadlock Wheel 15 X 14 Senter Engineering on 2040-parts.com
Maineville, Ohio, United States
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This is a 5" backspace wheel. The outer bead has a bend to it, but I have been using it and didn't cause any problems. I tried to take pics of it so you can see, the bend is definitely noticeable, but no cracks. The lug holes have wear, but again worked fine. I bought out another guy and just have more wheels than I need, otherwise I would keep using this one. |
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