1965 overlander tires and rims?

[buddyboy54]

I have a 1965 overlander w/ the original split rim wheels and tube tires and would like to cange the split rims out for a conventional steel rim and a more budget friendly tire. can someone out there give me some direction,I can help myself when it comes to tools but I really dont know much about tires and rims, such as load carrying capacitys and such. thanks in advance for ant advice. I am trying to do this as cheeply as possible.
carl

[SteveH]

The cheapest trailer wheels I have found are at e-trailer.com, they have all styles, sizes, colors, and aluminum.

Welcome to the forum.

[polarlyse]

If your travels will bring you a little to the east I have 4 wheels and serviceable tires available " Free to a good home". From Allentown we're 90 miles. I could work out to meet you part way if that would help. PM me if you're interested. They are steel wheels. I got alum wheels for our trailer a couple of months back and these are the take off's. Tires are the ones that came on the alum's. Serviceable but I don't know how old they are.

[donh1]

You might wnt to look at Tredit Tire Web Site. Bought steel wheels for a Trade Wind. 2830 lbs--(TO3). Good Luck