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Considering the prices, I assumed the Polyglas repops had a better quality and were accurate.

I'm assuming the wheels are 7 inches wide. Do you have any photos of the face? I'm trying to find the best tires for a rig that came with H-70/15's that had a very square edge. They were 9 inches wide so I'm looking at a 255/70/15. The last tires were Milestar which had a good edge, but they...

I'm looking at Milestar 255/70/15 tires (14 much the same) as they look a lot like Goodyear Polyglass tires. Looking for that square edge. Coopers do too, BF Goodrich don't

I would call the car mid-century modern and the wires work on it.

50 year old alloy wheels are not safe, unless it's a parade car. Buy new and try not to look at them. Reading this thread, I learn that these wheels have a 5 spoke steel frame inside of the alloy. I would use them, but not in competition.

Won't be cheap if it can be done at all. I believe the wheels will have to be disassembled. Lot of labor if it is possible

On a '64, chrome reverse steel wheels, dog dish caps optional. If you are a hard driver, I have broken more than a few alloy wheels.

275/60/15 is 28 inches tall (+/-)