Restoring Rally Wheel Rollers for My Tri Five Chevys 

I do too Mike, saves time and money of running into town and I use it alot! It is kind of a pain but, when you figure out the tricks for using it, it saves you down the road. Someday, I'll find a cheap old Coats ,Tire machine and buy it! Thanks for watching and take care!

Thank you! And thanks for watching!

Thanks Don! For sure! I needed a decent set of 14" rollers real bad as I had to borrow 2 wheels from 2 separate tri five buddies to get the Delray home. These came out better than decent and I will be bummed when they come back on one of my freshly painted cars and they have overspray all over them! Well, at least they are easy on/ easy off 14's to roll around on and hold air....that was the biggest reason for putting these together. Thanks again for watching and I will get to a walk around on this one and the others soon! Take care Don!

Awesome Sonny! You are lucky, you only need 1! The wagon will look good with 4 freshly painted rallys on it! I have 2 other 15x6's and now I need to go find 2 more....ha, it never ends!

Yep, prices are up a bit. I did not see much of a difference in 14" vs. 15". The 14's worked well in my case so that they would easily clear the rear qtr. panel on the '55 Chevy. Thanks for watching!

For sure! They are too nice! I know the first car that gets painted with these rollers on will get overspray on all of them.

@@hubiesgarage try to remember to slide trash bags over them when you paint

Thank you, they certainly will fit over these smaller 14's.

Cool deal and not a bad alternative! I just looked them up and while not a fan of the uni-lug overseas made knock offs, the five lug versions look nicer.

@@hubiesgarage yes I agree. I wish my Colorado did not have 6 lug axels, I had to go with a 6 x 139.7 bolt pattern, I cant wait to install them.

Vintique is the way you wanna go. I wouldn’t mess with vision. I’ve seen them warped out of the box