Will ford super duty rims fit on a dodge 2500?

It's unlikely that Ford Super Duty rims will fit directly onto a Dodge 2500. While both are heavy-duty trucks, the bolt patterns (number of lug nuts and their spacing), wheel hub bore size (the center hole where the wheel mounts to the hub), and potentially the overall wheel offset are different between the two manufacturers. Even if the bolt pattern *seems* similar, slight variations can prevent a proper fit and potentially cause serious safety issues.

To be sure, you'd need to compare the specifications of the Ford Super Duty rims to the specifications for your specific Dodge 2500 model year. This information is usually found on a sticker on the inside of the driver's side door jamb, in the owner's manual, or readily available online from tire and wheel retailers. You'll need to match the:

* Bolt Pattern (PCD): This specifies the number of lug nuts and the diameter of the circle they form.

* Wheel Hub Bore: The diameter of the center hole in the wheel.

* Offset: This determines how far the mounting surface of the wheel is from the centerline of the wheel.

* Backspacing: The distance between the wheel mounting surface and the inner lip of the wheel.

* Wheel Diameter and Width: These must be compatible with your truck's capabilities and suspension.

Without checking these specifications, attempting to install Ford Super Duty rims on a Dodge 2500 is strongly discouraged. Improperly fitted wheels are dangerous and can lead to accidents.