From what I have found, 6.70-15 tires like yours fit a 15" wheel with a wheel width of 4-1/2" or 5". Although we do not have 15" x 4-1/2" wheels we do have 15" x 5" wheels like the # AM20428 available. You will need to find your bolt pattern in order to choose the correct wheel.
I have included a link to all of our 15" wheels which you can filter down by bolt pattern. Once this is done, you will be looking for the wheels with 15" x 5" Rim in the name. I have also included a helpful article... view full answer...
I do have some options for you though none are specific to the vehicle due to the oddity. That said, most of these kits are universal anyhow so there really shouldn't be much of an issue. In order to start off you'd need a converter harness, the Curt Powered Tail Light Converter part # C59236 would be a great choice. This can then be converted into a 7-way using the RV Trailer Connector Adapter part # ETBC7 which will then provide you with the rest of the stuff you need for a brake controller... view full answer...
We do not have any custom-fit trailer hitches for your 1955 Chevy Bel Air, but we do offer universal-fit trailer hitches for RVs, such as the Curt # 13703, that might work on your classic Chevy. The side brackets for this adjustable hitch can fit box, C-channel or I-beam frames in widths from 22- to 72-inches.
If you intend to use the hitch with a non-trailer load (something like a bike or cargo carrier) then you also need to use a stabilizing strap like # 18050 to help support the hitch-mount... view full answer...
Yes as long as the switch is rated for at least 15 amps, my tech at Flex-a-lite said you can a toggle switch on a 20-amp inline fuse with the Flex-a-lite 16" Fan # FLX236. view full answer...
I went ahead and reached out to my tech at Flex-a-lite, and he said that while they cannot confirm the use of the plastic push nuts from the # FLX236 on your condenser, you should be fine as long as you have enough room between the fins of the condenser. You may have to bend/adjust the fins to fit the nuts. You also need to make sure the fan is blowing inward toward the components and not blowing air out of the hood.
As far as making sure you have enough room to mount the fan between... view full answer...
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