I just found a decent deal on a set of 22.5's with tires, and was wondering who has the best prices for the 8 lug to 10 lug wheel adaptors for our trucks.. About what kind of price is expected? Thanks guys....

Check out www.chromewheel.com (http://www.chromewheel.com) they sell 'em

I would never put adapters on a dually if I were serious about towing.

Oh wait. You have a Dodge so obviously you aren't serious about towing..... J/K

I can take the jokes.. I'm just a diesel junkie.. I've had the stroke, the dmax, and I even have a beetle diesel (43 mpg on interstate).. That's actually the womans car, though I picked out the diesel.. I just bought another cummins.. It's a 94 standard cab, dually, 4x4, stickshift that I'm playing with.. My 95 is the racetruck.. The 05 is the "nice" truck. The 94 is the new used work/play truck..

I just found a set of 22.5 wheels with nice 39'' tires for $499 at a salvage yard.. I figured it doesen't get any cheaper for the wheels and tires.. I just need the adaptors..

Dannng...thats a deal....Try www.truckin.com...I am thinking about $250 a piece..so maybe $1000 for adapters..or maybe therfe only $200 a piece,,i 4get...

But those adapters will hold up. They are 2in thick billet aluminum..Just check the lug tighness first few hundred miles. But i've seen many haulers or people towing w/ adapters.....I don't think you'll have any problems

Here's more :
http://www.arrowcraft.com/arrowcraft.php?pageid=products&subpid=catalog&category=3&pagenumber=1
http://www.southwestwheel.com/
http://www.wheeladapter.com/

if it were my truck I'd swap out the hubs for 10ers....

10 lug wheel hubs from a Heavy Duty truck? I'd like to see that work. It would require some HEAVY HEAVY fabrication. If it were that easy I'm sure these guys that spend mega bucks on show trucks would have done it.

What kinda mileage does one of them get?