Some more pics. The Army specified wider wheels for the 15 cwt model (US 1/2 Ton) - the tyres were 7.50x16 size. For the 1 1/2 Ton and 3 Ton trucks, the Army used special 18 inch divided wheels, but some trucks still used the standard commercial 20 inch wheels. Tyre sizes were 900x18 and 10.50x18. These size tyres are a big headache, not available today.

The 1940 models are not easy to find here now. The 1941 to 1946 models are far easier to find.
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1940 Canadian Chevrolet Series 13 (1/2-t) utility (Australian)
Lots of history here!
Read ot all in the DITY