<This should give you the info on wheel size.>  I'm not aware of anyone selling exact reproduction wheels. I believe there are sellers of wheels that size but the OEM hubcaps don't fit. Lots of the vendors sell the hubcap clips if you find OEM wheels that are missing some. When I was looking for parts during the restoration of my 38 I would see wheels fairly regularly on ebay. Feel free to post a parts wanted ad in the Classifieds. The link button is at the top of the page.

@tiny Thanks for your reply.  Do you know what exact size wheels came on these trucks?  Thanks

Posted by: @black-betty-39

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@tiny Thanks for your reply.  Do you know what exact size wheels came on these trucks?  Thanks

Click on the link I posted. The "This should give you the info on wheel size" link.

@black-betty-39 I believe the standard wheel for your 1939 1/2 ton  was a 16 X 4. A 15 inch wheel was available. My '39 pickup had the 15s on it when I got it but I like the looks of the 16 better so I plan to make the change.

I have lots of the 16 inch wheels and I would be glad to talk to you about a set for your truck. I do not want to sell the 15 inch wheels.

I am located in Columbia, Missouri. You can contact me by phone at 573 864 6539 or ml.russell1936@gmail.com

Mike Russell

6.00 X 16" tires were standard on a 1939 half ton but there were several wheel options. 15" artillery that were stock on 3/4 ton. 17" 8 spoke that were standard on One Ton. 18" wire that were used for ground clearance on commercial vehicles. I can't seem to attach photos to this web site.

Posted by: @lou-macmillan

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s. I can't seem to attach photos to this web site.

Lou, look below the text box. You'll see a link "Attach Files". Click that then browse to the picture(s) you wish to post on your computer. Keep in mind that they will be inserted where your cursor is.