03–07 Cummins Exterior Accessories (5.9L) | Wheels, Tires, Lug Nuts & Hardware

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EXTERIOR ACCESSORIES — 03–07 DODGE RAM 5.9L CUMMINS

Dial in stance, safety, and style on your 2003–2007 Ram 2500/3500 with exterior upgrades selected for the 8-lug, heavy-duty Cummins platform. From replacement lug nuts and studs to wheel and tire options, CPP Diesel curates hardware that looks right and holds up to towing, work, and weekend miles.

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Lug Nuts & Wheel Studs
03–07 Lug Nuts & Studs — OE-style and chrome options, plus front/rear studs sized for HD Ram hubs.

Dorman 610-471.1 Front Wheel Stud (9/16-18) — common front fitment for 03–08 2500/3500.
Dorman 610-558.1 Rear Wheel Stud (9/16-18) — rear SRW applications.
Dorman 611-162 Lug Nuts (9/16-18, 10-pack) — OE-style bulge seat.

Wheels (8-Lug)
03–07 Wheels — curated fitment for Ram 2500/3500; verify hub bore and offset for brake/liner clearance.

Tires
03–07 Tires — light-truck options for towing, highway, and mixed-terrain builds.

Tech Notes & Fitment

Thread & seat: Many 03–07 2500/3500 use 9/16-18 studs. Always confirm thread pitch and seat style (bulge/flat) per wheel before ordering.

Torque: Follow OE torque specs and re-torque after 50–100 miles and after wheel service.

Offset/backspacing: Keep close to factory scrub radius for bearing life and towing stability; check full-lock and bump travel with your tire size.

Frequently Asked Questions

What lug size does my 03–07 Ram 2500/3500 typically use?

Many trucks in this range use 9/16-18 studs and matching lug nuts. Verify thread pitch, knurl diameter, and seat style on your specific hubs/wheels before purchasing.

When should I replace wheel studs or lug nuts?

Replace if threads are damaged, studs are stretched, or after severe corrosion/impact-gun abuse. For consistency, replace studs in sets on the affected hub.

How do I choose wheels for towing?

Use proper load-rated 8-lug wheels; keep offsets conservative for bearing life and steering feel. Confirm brake caliper, fender liner, and outer-lip clearance with your tire size.