hey whats up i got some new wheels and tires for my car tonite i thought id show them plus also need alittle help with info on them too,

i got em for ten bucks from a friend that works at auto zone it came with some old mickey thompsons on it its only two rear wheels dont know what kind of rim it is, i got four pics there kinda dirty he found em at a drag strip a year ago and have been sitting in his yard what i wana know is what size tires to put on it i know that sounds stupid but on the tires i doesnt say like 300/40/14 it just says L60-14 so anyone knows what size that would be i would love to put sme mickeys back on them but..... moneys alittle short so any tire for know will do alright thnx if u can help heres the pics of ten dollar rims and tires


oh yea also by those numbers i told ya could anyone tell me what size the rim is like width are they 10'S or maybe 8's i wouldnt think any bigger then that

 

They don't make the old Indy profiles any more but I can tell you about the wheels.
IF they are all aluminum then they are the Crager Super Tricks but it looks to me like the are the old Crager SST wheels. Basicly cast aluminum on the inside bolted to a steel outer rim.

I don't think anyone makes 14" tires that wide anymore. You can't even get 295/15s

 

yea i found some indy's online but instead of L60-14, they were L50-14 u think they would do, i hope so cuz i would love to keep the rims since they were ten bucks just hope i can get some tires, thnx for you info and there cast aluminum

 

These wheels shouldn't be any wider than 10".I had a set of M60's (wider than Ls)on the rear of my '67 Impala that had '72 Chevelle rally wheels.Of course this was with the air shocks just about maxed out. You should be able to get some genuine 'back in the day' L60s from one of the nostalgia tire dealers (Coker, Diamond,RedStripe,etc.).These folks advertise heavily in Hemmings, but continue your online search because all these guys have a website.It would be interesting to see if your Mickeys had a date of manufacture code on them-If those tires could talk!!

 

Ok, so is it just me or are those lug holes oblong... Oval kinda. Is that normal, I mean they all look uniform but couldent that allow for the wheel to be installed off-center?

 

SSTs are a unilug design. That way they fit Ford, Gm and Mopar. Your supposed to run special washers that lock them in

 

Good eye, Daniel San!!These 'inserts' or washers are very important.Do not drive the car without them.I had a set of white wagon wheels (with the same oval holes)mounted on a '70 Olds Vista Cruiser I had.The guy that mounted them mentioned that they seemed kind of odd, but centered them by eye and gave 'em hell with the impact gun.Two days later I was pulling in the bar parking lot to get a six-pack when--THHHUNKKK!!! Looked at the passengers' side rear and ALL FIVE STUDS snapped off!!You guessed it;nobody mentioned the fact that I needed the inserts and washers to mount these wheels correctly.Imagine if I was doing a power slide, or maybe going down the Interstate during rush hour.DON'T TRY THIS AT HOME. Now you get to do another search to see if you can find these things-good luck,bro!

 

Ya, just go to the nearist mom&pop tire store find someone with gray hair,tell him what you got and he'll fix you right up.