Will this wheel fit my 64 ?
 

Will this wheel fit my 64 C-10 both front and back ?

Size 15x8
Bolt pattern 5 x 5
Offset 0
Hub Bore 83.00
Backspacing 4.5

Re: Will this wheel fit my 64 ?
 

Nope!
It’s 5 bolt.
You likely have 6 bolt unless you’ve made a swap to 5 bolt.

Re: Will this wheel fit my 64 ?
 

I just swapped the discs to 5 bolt 5x5 rotors

Re: Will this wheel fit my 64 ?
 

Did the discs move the wheel mounting surface outward or is it stock?
What are you doing to the rearend?

Re: Will this wheel fit my 64 ?
 

I used CCP drop spindles ---Part# CP4S2
These spindles features are nothing like the truck market has ever seen to date. These spindles are made of ductile iron with CNC 4140 Chrome-Moly pins and will not move the wheels out 3/4 of an inch per side like the factory late model disc kits do!

These spindles are an exclusive CPP design. These spindles keep the tires under the truck where they belong! These spindles actually pull the wheels inboard to assist in tire to fender clearance, which has been an issue for years with these trucks and with the pro touring big wheel and tire market, this had to be done!

The rear wheels are still drum brakes bolt pattern6 x 5.5

Re: Will this wheel fit my 64 ?
 

You might be good on the discs.
Depends on the centre bore.
You’ll need to measure the hub front/back to be sure.

Re: Will this wheel fit my 64 ?
 

They should fit front and rear after you convert your rear to 5 x 5.

Re: Will this wheel fit my 64 ?
 

If you went with the bigger rotors the 15" wheels may not fit. If you have the 11" rotors they should fit fine.

Re: Will this wheel fit my 64 ?
 

They also have 4.5" of back spacing. That may be an issue front and rear. On a fleet side the tire depending on size will rub the wheel tub. Mine rub with a 15X8 with 4" of back spacing and a 275 tire. On the front with a western chassis drop spindle my 15X8 steel wheels hit the lower control arm and it had to be ground some. I went to 15X6 in the front with a 235 tire. That solved the problem with the lower control arm and the tire hitting the fender with the 5 1/2" of drop. The thicker aluminum wheel may have other issues in the front.
Jimmy