I got all six of my 22.5" wheels there too, and it cost me $1800 including shipping. Buy once, cry once as they say. They're 20lbs apiece heavier than the Accu-Ride repops from the late '90s, but those are also scarce as hen's teeth nowadays. A new wheel you can buy is better than the old one that you can't.

Anyway, it's a great way to get into tires that are modern and easy to source-and also that tire shops will work with because the new rims don't have the habit of exploding, and killing tire techs.

The only downside to the new rims is they're 3/64" thicker than the originals, so you might need new lug studs on the rear axles.


1965 C60 school bus | 1967 GMC 6500 school bus