Need the part number for the wheels

[GaDawgFan]

Can anyone tell me where the part number can be found on the wheels on my motor home. I called Winnebago and they do not have that on file as they are the steel wheels that Freightliner installs on the chasis. I have been told they are on the "weather" side of the wheel. Is that the side of the tire facing out or facing in? I know this is an unusual question but I have been offered a set of Accuride polished aluminum wheels for an unbelivable price, but I have to confirm what size I need. Thanks!

[GaDawgFan]

Can anyone tell me where the part number can be found on the wheels on my motor home. I called Winnebago and they do not have that on file as they are the steel wheels that Freightliner installs on the chasis. I have been told they are on the "weather" side of the wheel. Is that the side of the tire facing out or facing in? I know this is an unusual question but I have been offered a set of Accuride polished aluminum wheels for an unbelivable price, but I have to confirm what size I need. Thanks!

[Snowwing]

The part # is on the convex side. In other words you should be able to read the number on the front wheels when you remove the "simulator". I just replaced my originals on my 2000 Journey which I believe is the same as yours. My original steel wheel part # is 29001. These are 22.5", 11.25 bolt circle, 10 lug, hub piloted, 7.5" bead to bead. I got Alcoas so my new part #'s wouldn't help you. The polished wheels make a tremendous difference (aesthetically)! Hope it works out for you.
RC

[FleetMan]

If you are replacing 22.5 wheels, I'd recommend you get the 8.25" wide wheels. In the industry, they would commonly be referred to as 8.25x22.5 hub piloted wheels, either steel or aluminum. Any truck tire place should be able to help you.