16" Steelie Rims

[PConsidineJr]

Buonasera Everyone,
I was just looking around and I was hoping you guys may know of a rim I could use. I want to run BFGoodrich 265/75R16 KM2 tires. I was trying to find a 16" Ford style steel rim that would work and Wheel Vintiques makes one but it has both 5 x 5 & 5 x 5.5 lug patterns. I was looking to not run hubcaps and don't want extra lug holes hanging out. Any of you guys know another rim that would fit the 265/75R16 tire?

I really like the work truck look, like this.

Thanks,
Patrick

 

[56f100bbw]

Ford truck early in the 50s 16x5

 

[jckkys]

The 16X5 Ford truck rims were available on pickups, vans and Broncos through the early '70s. The old Jeep 16" wheels look close to the Ford wheels but have a larger center hole.

 

[fordguy]

google pete Paulson wheels, he has been around a while

 

[77BRONKOTN]

2004-06 E-150 Van

 

[PConsidineJr]

Thanks for the information!

 

[Vin218]

Post back if you find something, I just ordered all terrains in the same size and was looking for the same thing.

 

[fordguy]

look at Stockton wheels also

 

[77BRONKOTN]

Let me add to the Ford Van wheels I stated above.

The 2004-06 E-150 Wheels are 4.5 backspace, 16x7 standard 5x5.5 lug pattern. The hubcaps are held on by the slipping over the lug nuts. I run a 34 inch tire about 11 wide = 285/75-16

The weird thing is there doesn't seem to be rhyme or reason to which E-150 vans got the 5 lug wheel. A lot of the E-150s 04-06 have 8 lug axles. I thought 3/4 ton had 8 lug.

Below thread has a picture with them on my truck.

I have a 77 with the dreaded knuckles and the wheels fit with NO SPACERS and have wheel weights on inside. Id almost bet they'd fit under an uncut.

I paid $25 a wheel if I remember right.

http://classicbroncos.com/forums/showthread.php?t=222161

 

[mickphatmac]

16" steel wheels off a '94-2001 Dodge 1500
Center of the wheel milled 1/8" all the way around for a 1/4" of clearance
Add 1.25" spacers

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