Hot Rods narrow wheels

I am trying to find narrow 6 lug wheels. i need 15x4 i have seen all these narrow tires but have looked all over and not been able to find what i am looking for.

 

Chevy made a 15x5 and a 16x4.5

 

I think Chev, 1948 were 15x41/2 on deluxe model

 

That's not what the old old parts book says. But who knows...it could be lying.

 

I'm pretty sure that Chevrolet didn't have 15 inch rims until 49 with the 5 lug rims.
48 Fleetline Aero sedan shows to use a 600 16 tire.

You might end up making your own using the 6 lug centers and 15x4 rims from the donut spares of something like 05/06 Chevy Colbalts or other smaller cars that have that size of spare wheel. There was a thread on swapping the centers and rims of wheels years ago on here.

And I have no frigging idea of how my type went to Italics but I did try to change it back.

 

http://chevy.oldcarmanualproject.com/1929_57chevyparts/57cmpc0505.htm

 

My education for today. 37 did show a 15 x 5.50 rim that ran a 7.70 15 tire for light trucks.
Paper page 34 in the PFD https://www.gmheritagecenter.com/do...information-kits/Chevrolet/1937-Chevrolet.pdf

 

I was surprised also to see 15s back then.

 

so nobody knows who makes narrow wheels after market?

 

Wheel Kid?

 

What kind of wheels? steel? aluminum? what style?

 

Try Wheel Vintiques (I think he is a member here on the HAMB) www.wheelvintiques.com

 

Modern spare tire rims? I'm not sure about the six holes, but I was running a set of 16"x4" Mopar wheels on my Avatar truck that worked out great (albeit 5 holes).

 

spare tire for a Datsun pickup from the 80s....it won't look right.

 

Call the WheelSmith : http://www.thewheelsmith.net/

 

But a set of full moon covers on a racey looking car would go a long way. It's a matter of application.
I've been contemplating using Ferguson 26 wheels 19x4 to replace 21 inch split plate wheels on my car. But will need a cover to look descent.

But there should be some nice artillery wheels from mid 30s available
What era/style/model and purpose are you building!