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1981 dodge stepside truck tire size

Dan Brooks

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I bought a 1981 step side truck, 6 cylinder 4 speed, my question is I would like to buy a steel wheel that would fill out the back fender wells. First off who would sell the rims I need and how wide should i go comfortably? I want to stay with the factory style rim to keep with the baby moons that are on the truck currently.
 
thats a 32/11.50x15 toyo on a 8 1/2x15 real vintage 60's american .
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Paul let me ask you this, I have 215/70/15 tires on factory wheels,(probably stock 6 or 7 inch wheels all the way around and would like to keep them up front. I've ordered factory 8 inch steel wheels for the back. My question is I want the same wheel size but wider to fit the 8 inch wheels, what would you recommend? I don't want any monster tires on there just a bit wider and a good look. Both of your trucks look awesome but the tires on the back of both are a bit big for exactly what i'm looking for. Thanks, Dan.
 
the rears on orangey , are 32/11.50x15 . i've run that on the rears of many of my dodges . and i'm running a smaller tire up front and rim as well , these are 15x7 with 235/70x15 on them . but i have ran a 235/75x15 0n 6's on the nose when i ran 285/70x15 on the rear with 8 1/2's , there are just a bit shorter . but my 60 d100 has 8 1/2 x 15 rims all around . nothing wrong with steel rims . i like them if you want hub caps to cover the lugs .
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I just put 275/60/15s on a 10 inch rim on my D100. Perfect fit. Split offset, 5” in and 5” out. They are cop wheels

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