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10-11-2018, 07:36 AM
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Hubcaps?
Anyone know a good place for an aftermarket replacement to the hubcaps? I'm tired of wanting hubcaps but not having the huge stack O' cash to buy a set.
Off topic question: So on a 4.80x4-8 the rim is 4.80 inches, right? 
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10-11-2018, 07:51 AM
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Ok, So no. 4.80 is the tire profile. 8 is the rim diameter. and 4 is the width of the tire. Most rims for a 4 inch wide tire are actually 3.75" or so.
Most tires use an aspect ratio like 235/75/15 the middle number is the aspect ration in comparison to the height of the sidewall of the tire. The last number is the rim diameter. Usually a whole number unless you have the old 16.5,19.5, or 22.5 truck tires.
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10-11-2018, 07:54 AM
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10-11-2018, 08:03 AM
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Since this is a restoration topic, and you claim to be in a restoration of a tractor, as a suggestion, focus on the "meat and potatoes" of the restoration and worry less about the cosmetic "bling". Hubcaps can be obtained "anytime" and have NOTHING to do with restoration.
I am sure, that you know how to use a Search Engine (ie: Google, Bing, etc) and Auction Sites (ie: eBay, etc). Let that be your friend. Lastly, patience is a virtue and can very rewarding.
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10-14-2018, 08:35 PM
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wheel covers
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