Need help identifying these wheels

[EDOOLIN111]

Hey everyone, was wondering if anybody knows anything about these wheels, I don't see any markings anywhere, and I don't have the lug key to get them off. Thanks in advance for any info.

15" 5 lugs on a new-to-me 82' square

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[Craig 85]

Hammer a socket over the locking lug.

 

[EDOOLIN111]

True, that could get them off, but there is 3 of 1 wheel and 1 of the other. I'd rather they all match so I'm trying to gather info to remedy this mis-matched malarkey. If not I will just grab a different set of the same size and transplant the tires

 

[CSFJ]

I seem to recall seeing both of those styles all over the place in the late '80s and early '90s. probably a one of the tire places kept them in stock for quick replacement back then. No idea on the brand though.

 

[bucket]

I seem to recall seeing both of those styles all over the place in the late '80s and early '90s. probably a one of the tire places kept them in stock for quick replacement back then. No idea on the brand though.

Yep those were common and a few manufacturers copied both of those styles. I doubt either style are still made today by any of those brands. There are still a lot of used ones sitting around though.

 

[Honky Kong jr]

I'd have to say American Racing would be a brand to use in your search, also A.R.E and Prime.

 

[EDOOLIN111]

Thanks for the help guys! There are so many wheels to thumb through searching for these relics. The 5 star wheel looks quite like an Eagle Alloy 028, but the 3 bladed wheels are still a mystery. I'm leaning towards some cheap steelies, soft 8's or something similar to swap out. First gotta get rid of that ridiculous orange and blue paint scheme.....chalk paint thoughts? I figure it'd give the kiddos an artistic outlet and then the rain can come and make for a blank canvas...probably a terrible idea but I'm full of those.

 

[xylorex]

i would sacrifice a socket and weld it to the lug nut. cut it off when you get it loosened and do the same to the next one.

 

[smoothandlow84]

American racing, or eagle alloys

 

[twinturbo427]

Eagle or Prime. Probably Super Shops mid 90s. One of the two didn't have a ridge on the face for wheel weights. A.R.E. is possible too.
When you dismount a tire, you may find the part # written with a grease pencil or paint marker.