OK, here is more info regarding these wheels. Boy, what a mishmash! Let me start with what is the same on all 7; they are all 22.5x6.75 and they are all made in Canada. All have 6 digits spaced such that they appear to represent dates (someone correct me if I am wrong) ranging from "01 23 84" to "10 19 89".

I am also assuming that the letter/number codes at the end are the codes the Grigg asked earlier in this thread. Many of the wheels have a "I" or "1" but I cannot tell which and I will use the number "1" and let you decipher.

1) Handholds 6, Accuride, 1SL8
2) Handholds 5, Accuride, 3SL8
3) Handholds 6, Firestone, 2LA
4) Handholds 5, Accuride, 1SL8
5) Handholds 6, Firestone, 1LD
6) Handholds 6, Accuride, 2LS8
7) Handholds 6, Firestone 1LD

Of course I am not too happy about different numbers of handholds, but the two with 5 handholds can be placed as the inboard wheels on the rear and are hard to see. Otherwise, these wheels look the same. Since Stockton cut the centers out, it wouldn't matter what the original wheels started with in terms of bolt pattern and hub diameter. I don't understand why wheels #1 and #4 are both Accuride with the same code, but have different numbers of handholds. Any comments?





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