Maybe those fronts. The backs with the MT50s on them are much wider. Either way they should all bolt on. The backs will stick out a bunch ala old school hot rod style.

 

You might want to look for the date code on the tires. If they're more than 5 years old... It's your call.

https://www.anrdoezrs.net/click-100...Lw_wcB:G:s&s_kwcid=AL!3756!3!354820920605!e!!g!!tire%20date%20code&gclsrc=aw.ds

 

Thanks for the replies guys!
I was afraid of them sticking out super far. Oh well, the hunt continues. thanks!

 

If he had 4 fronts you'd be in business. There's all sorts of 70's GM/Buick/Olds/Pontiac Rallye wheels that will bolt on and can usually be found pretty cheap on Craigslist and whatnot.

 

most GM before the 90's that had 5 lug wheels and 3/4" lug nuts were 5 on 4-3/4" bolt pattern.
If your truck came with 15" wheels you can use Tire Size Comparison to calculate the difference between the 15" and the 14" overall circumference.

 

Browsing FB marketplace and saw a set of 14" rims for sale.
Was thinking about putting them on my truck, what would need to be done to make these fit?
Sorry if this has been answered already I checked the tire fitment and didn't see the sizing on there.
Truck is a 1988 S15, has 2" drop spindles up front + the weight of a v8, and the rear is 3" drop leafs with a 1.5" block.
I'm pretty new at trying to figure out if a tire will fit or not. Any guidance will be much appreciated!

EDIT: looked at his other pictures, tires are sized at 225/60R14

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Try here: 5x120.65 - Bolt pattern, what cars have 5x120.65 wheels? 53 found. Also need data on backspace, offset, hole dia., etc. This is a list of vehicles with the 5 x 120.65 bolt pattern.