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Old 10-26-2010, 09:19 PM   #1 (permalink)
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What size pizza pans did you guys use on your wheels?

I have 16 inch rims but a 16 inch pan is too small. Did anyone use 17 inch pans and where did you find them?

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Considering that 18" pans are a near perfect fit for the 17" wheels on my Mustang, 17" pans should be a good fit on your 16" wheels.

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I would measure the diameter of the inside of the wheel flange lip. The cover should just fit inside of that. Take the tape measure to the store with you.

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For those interested, I used 14" pans on my 13" wheels. Seems to be a pretty consistent pattern.
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I too follow the pattern. My 15 inch rims would have left a bit too much space around a 15 inch pizza pan. I would have liked to have found 15.5 inch pans, but I only found 16 inch. I may actually go and trim the edge down if I get access to a proper cutting/lip-making device(s).

I bought them at a store called Ace Mart. It does mostly commercial kitchen/restaurant stuff, but it has a GREAT selection of all kinds of cookware. I paid about 6 bucks each for my aluminum ones.

Their website is here: http://www.acemart.com/

Edit: It seems that they don't have any stores in your area, so if you ordered from them, the shipping might cost more than buying locally. Maybe you can find a better deal online elsewhere

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