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Old 03-29-2012, 09:31 PM   #2
1retired06
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We have a 2011 that looks just like yours. We have the wheels that came with the lariet package. I could not get to the inside valves easily until I took off the outer rims and repositioned them so the inside and outside valves were across from each other roughly 180 degrees. I picked up one of those six inch dual head air chucks from Northern Tools for the compressor I carry, and now can easily to get all the air valves. Most of the folks I run across have done that rather then using additional extenders on the DRWs.
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