History Anyone know what brand these wheels are ?

They look like torque thrust wheels and the only stamping on them are (ok t&r co) it is stamped in one spoke and I can't find anything on google

 

A lot of older mags look very similar but they look like Keystones to me.

Are they 14" . HRP

 

They are 14's small Chevy pattern

 

Aluminum or steel rim?

 

Aluminum

 

Fenton?

 

Everybody and their bother made torque thrust copies

 

They look like fentons until you see the back side of the wheel. But what company is T&R ?

 

Back in the 60's there was a chain of tire stores called OK Tire. Don't think they ever made any tires, but most any chain like that would call itself XXX Tire & Rubber Co to imply they were one of the big guys like Goodyear T&R, Firestone T&R, etc. My guess is that the wheels were private branded for OK Tire. Back then, everyone from JC Penney to K Mart to whoever was peddling "mags", cheapo floor shifters, and anything else they figured they could snag a few bucks on.

 

Makes sense thanks

 

It could also be that OK Tire and Rubber company took a Brand X wheel to a independent foundry and told them to make one like this, but just enough different so there wouldn't be any trademark/intellectual property issues. A turret lathe and a mill in some small machine shop made a wheel from the rough casting.
OK company probably didn't want the world to know they were repopping Brand X wheels, so there isn't much written history.

 

Are the wheels all aluminum or is the wheel steel with an aluminum face and center?
If they are the latter, they might be Rocket 2 piece wheels.
KK

 

They are all solid aluminum

 

I got new set like that in 64 or 65 for my 63 427 and they were ET's and I still have two of them. I will check to see what marking they may have.