Source for 1/25 Dually wheels/tires for pickup?

[Jonathan]

Hello All.  Seems to be the best place in the world to ask.

What would be a good source for dually wheels, tires (and axle, even!) if I were looking to convert any of the AMT early Chevy or Ford pickup trucks to a dually?  Like, for a camper or hauler, for instance?   Not the tandem wheel setup of the reissued Racer's Wedge, but side-by-side dually.  

 

thanks!

 

[Plowboy]

Only kit source I know of is the 1/24 Monogram '91 F-350. The wheels are undersized a bit. But, would be a little closer on a 1/25 scale model.

[Rodent]

Modelhaus Tires still makes the Chevy dually repop set, #802

https://www.modelhaustires.com/collection/802

#800 is also a dually set.

[Plowboy]

4 hours ago, Rodent said:

Modelhaus Tires still makes the Chevy dually repop set, #802

https://www.modelhaustires.com/collection/802

#800 is also a dually set.

You can buy the whole dually for that price. I had forgot about the Chevy dually promo and I have two of them.

[Rodent]

34 minutes ago, Plowboy said:

You can buy the whole dually for that price. I had forgot about the Chevy dually promo and I have two of them.

Yeah, probably, but then you have a dually without wheels. I have so much junk around here that sometimes I just buy what I need.

I bought two sets of the dually wheels from Modelhaus 1.0, and I don't remember them being $18/set. Don also offered them in chrome.

Scenes Unlimited has some nice dually wheels as well, but they are $25.

[vincen47]

Scenes Unlimited would be the route I’d suggest. Several different sets and styles available.

You can match the make and year you’re going for, with 4, 5, and 6 hole wheels. He makes 16”, 17”, 17.5”, and 19.5” wheels and tires. They are high quality and accurate.

Yes, you’ll pay nearly what you pay for a kit, but they’ll be superior to the stuff you’ll find in most kits.

[carrucha]

On 2/8/2021 at 2:55 PM, vincen47 said:

Scenes Unlimited would be the route I’d suggest. Several different sets and styles available.

You can match the make and year you’re going for, with 4, 5, and 6 hole wheels. He makes 16”, 17”, 17.5”, and 19.5” wheels and tires. They are high quality and accurate.

Yes, you’ll pay nearly what you pay for a kit, but they’ll be superior to the stuff you’ll find in most kits.

I also recommend Scenes Unlimited.  Very well made wheels and tires and excellent customer service.

[mikemodeler]

The nice thing about Scenes Unlimited is that you choose wheel and tire types. Want some lugger tires for a 4x4? Want some highway treads? Want them a bit bigger? He has them all.