Adapting 6 lug chevy wheel to 5 on 5.5?

[jds97Wrangler]

Do they sell a 6 lug to 5 on 5.5 adapters for wheels. I got a great deal on a set of wheel and tires, I had originally planned on just using the 35x12.5 tires but the wheels are nice and would like to run them on my CJ5.

The came off a CHevy Blazer and are 15x10" aluminum.

 

[91oneton]

i think i have some .. they are custom made and very expensive but the owner wants to get rid of them.

 

[91oneton]

edit the owner said they are oppisite from what you need

 

[paradisePWoffrd]

you would need a 2 pc adapter... you may find them, but they will be $$$

 

[jds97Wrangler]

Sounds like I should just sell the wheels and have my set of 5 on 5.5 powder coated like I originally planned to do. Really did not want to run aluminum any ways but they are real good looking wheels so if I could have gotten a set of cheap adapters I might have ran them.

 

[DRaider90]

Not sure what your definition of expensive is, but I know powder coating isn't cheap either. You can get a set of 4 5x5 to 6x5.5 wheel adapters for $169.95 plus shipping off ebay.

 

[strange1]

you would need a 2 pc adapter... you may find them, but they will be $$$

x2. I was looking for a set a couple of months ago, and i think the ones i found were 100 or more, each.

 

[GubNi]

Sell the 6 lug rims and buy 5 lug. Probably end up about the same cost.

 

[jds97Wrangler]

Powder coating is expensive unless you know someone who is a manager at a powder coating shop that does 18 wheeler tire recapping and rim reconditioning.

I can get my steel wheels powder coated black for $20 for all four so that is the route I will go. I will be putting the 6 lug aluminum in the for sale section tonight.