What will these fit

[treeman]

I got these tires and wheels, 206 R75, only name I see is Steel Belt. Anyway, if I measured correctly, stud spacing is 4.5, I was thinking they hould be 5.5
I want to list them, and the hubcaps, and some (aftermarket) skirts from my '46 Ford. Problem is, I'm not sure how to describe the wheels, because of the 4.5 spacing.
Oops, the name on them is Steel Trak, and size is 205/75R15. I am trying to figure out pictures...

 

[paul2748]

Post a picture

 

[derek costello]

4.5". 5 bolt is standard ford late car and light truck from about the 60s till late 90s, then the changed it to 100mill x 5bolt.......

 

[treeman]

Okay, here are the pictures...

 

[treeman]

Now I just have to figure out how to list them....

 

[1942deluxe]

Hubcaps are 1955-1956 Ford but you may already know that.

 

[treeman]

No, didn't know that...

 

[scicala]

Also, I think 205/75R15 is a good replacement size for '55 and '56 Fords.

Sal

 

[tubman]

The closest current size replacement for C2 Corvettes.

 

[deuce5wndw]

From the diameter of the hubcap nubs I believe the wheels are Mopar which also used the 4.5 spacing.

 

[Als48]

The hub register/hole may be different on a Mopar vs. a Ford if I remember correctly. Anyone know the center hole size for Ford? I have a trailer with Ply wheels I can measure.

Al Hook

 

[Newc]

'49 and later Fords, Mercury '52 later. Popular wheel/tire size Newc

 

[Lanny]

Ford car 15" steel wheels are correct for '49 to '56 Ford car.
The center hole on '49 to '56 Ford wheels is 2 3/8".

The red wheels in your picture are MOPAR wheels which will fit many Ford cars,
but those wheels do have a bigger center hole, and take 9 1/4" hubcaps,
but the lug spacing is 4.5".

Below is a 5 lug wheel measurement diagram.