22.5x6.75 Northstar Direct Bolt-On "Big Hole" 6-Wheel Kit – Fits 2012–Present Ram 4500/5500 DRW (Mirror Polished Aluminum & Steel Duals) 37x12.50R20 The Assault D546 is designed JTXARCHETYPE2610F170

Name: 22.5x6.75 Northstar Direct Bolt-On "Big Hole" 6-Wheel Kit – Fits 2012–Present Ram 4500/5500 DRW (Mirror Polished Aluminum & Steel Duals) 37x12.50R20 The Assault D546 is designed JTXARCHETYPE2610F170
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22.5x6.75 Northstar Direct Bolt On "Big Hole" 6 Wheel Kit – Fits 2012–Present Ram 4500 5500 DRW (Mirror Polished Aluminum & Steel Duals) 37x12.50R20 The Assault D546 is designed JTXARCHETYPE2610F170 The Assault D546 is designed to fit Chevy Its 8x170 bolt pattern ensures a precise fit Ram 5500 DRW (2012–Present) 5 inch Big Hole hand holes

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