Help identifying rim

[Don G 1947]

I don't know what this rim belongs to.  It's Mopar, 4.5 X 16 and takes a 9.5" hubcap.  I thought car rims were 15" and truck rims had clips---or am I all wet?

 

Any ideas?

 

Thanks,

Don

 

Hmmm, can't up load the picture.  Says it is too big.  Ideas on how to shrink it?

 

Thanks shel ny.  Looks like it worked.

 

Don

Edited November 11, 2013 by Don G 1947

[_shel_ny]

 

 

Hmmm, can't up load the picture.  Says it is too big.  Ideas on how to shrink it?

Make a copy. Open the copy with "paint". Resize.  Save.  Post smaller pic.

[Scruffy49]

57 to 60 truck, most likely 1/2 ton. My horse trailer runs those same rims.They will work on at least 1948-84 trucks, most drum brake cars, and the rear axle on Ford Rangers/Aerostars/Exploders...

 

5 on 4.5 is 1/2 ton and cars, 5 on 5 is 3/4 ton.

 

Hope that helps.

[JerseyHarold]

Some Mopar rims have the part number stamped near the valve hole on the raised area towards the tire bead.  If you find it then it's easy to pin down the exact application.

[Dennis_MN]

I don't know what this rim belongs to.  It's Mopar, 4.5 X 16 and takes a 9.5" hubcap.  I thought car rims were 15" and truck rims had clips---or am I all wet?

 

Any ideas?

 

Thanks,

Don

 

Hmmm, can't up load the picture.  Says it is too big.  Ideas on how to shrink it?

 

Thanks shel ny.  Looks like it worked.

 

Don

The size is for a 1/2 ton heavy duty pickup but I don't think it is a Mopar because it doesn't have the extra roll for a safety rim

This looks like an after market rim for snow tires.

Denniss

[Don G 1947]

Well then I won't be using it.  Anyone needing it can P.M. if you can use it.

 

Don