What are the Differences in the AM20334 and the AM20304

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Hi etrailer Team, I would like to know the spec differences between Item # AM20334 and Item # AM20304. They only differ in colors or in something else? Also I would like to know the backspacing of both items.

asked by: Gerlis

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Expert Reply:

You are correct! The only difference in the Dexstar Conventional Steel Wheel with Offset is the part # AM20304 is black while the part # AM20334 is white.

They both offer the same positive half inch offset or +.5".

expert reply by: Randy B

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