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Or only 17.5, 19?

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I do have a set of 15" split rims off s 62 8 stud
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I believe 15s and 16s were in order. 15s standard. 16s optional. others available.


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Would the '63 C20 be a 1963 C2504?

1963 wheels/tires C2504 - is that C20?

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I stand corrected.


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The 7 x 17.5 may have been the base tire listed on the sheet but not necessarily the tire that was most commonly used. there would have been a basic truck listed from the factory with no options and those would be the tires listed. when they came out and adv a new truck for sale at $1495.00. those would be the tires. dealers would order trucks with what tires and wheels they wanted and they would be an optional price. the old 7.50 x 16 was really the std tire used in those days
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Originally Posted by padresag
. . the old 7.50 x 16 was really the std tire used in those days
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7.50 x 16?
or 7.00 x 15 (RPO 42, or 43, or 44)?

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C20 Tire and Tube Type wheels according to the parts book for 1958-66.
Application 1960-66
7.00-15, 6 ply,
Single Wheel, Part# *2413571,
15 x 5.50F,
1.00 Offset,
Side Ring, Part# 2406653,
Locking Ring, Part# 3778058.

* Front and Rear Tires should be the same size.
( This usually applies W/4WD )

Standard Tire/Wheel equipment was 4 Tubeless 7-17.5/6pr front and rear single wheel.

1963 there was a dual wheel option offered for C20, thus the specification for single wheel above.



15" & 17" with Tube Type Tires ( no 16" )

17.5" & 19.5" Tubeless Tires

RPO's for tire/wheel combinations are on a seperate page because of all the possible tire size/weight rating combinations, and including tire manufacturers.

C2504- C20 Stepside Box
C2534- C20 Fleetside Box
C2503- C20 Cab & Chassis
C2509- C20 Stake Body

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Good for you (and us), aerotruck63 - your collection of 1963 documentation is impressive.

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All I have is documentation, ron has experience and knowledge.


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