New Trillium Owner in Seattle!

[babyblue]

Originally Posted by David Tilston

I'm sorry to explain the joke, (I have a rule, with my kids, that any joke that requires explaining is not funny) but I think he was referring to you having, "dragged" your mom to buy a Boler.

Lol thanks, David! Haha

[jbclabaugh]

David, I posted a thread with photos today. The good and the bad...

[babyblue]

Originally Posted by David Tilston

One more idea: When you replace the axle. You will have room for 14" tires. I drive an old 1997 Ford Ranger. The 14" aluminum rims that fit this truck also fit my Trillium, sort of. I think on the Ford the rims are hub centered, and the middle hole is a bit small. I used a Dremel, with a sanding drum to open it up, just a bit.



These rims are fairly common down at your local wrecker.



I too need a new axle. I will look into getting the hub on the new axle machined down to fit the Ford rims, unmodified.

David: question for you here. If I get a new axle with higher clearance, can I still use the old tires at first and then eventually upgrade to bigger size on the same axle?