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If you pop the tire off the bead, there should be some identification cast/stamped into the area between the beads. There may also be a part number somewhere on the inside of the rim. Worked in a tire shop while goin' thru school years ago & saw a lot of those markings.
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'71 K20 Custom Deluxe - 1 owner - Original 350 & 4 spd, Rams horn dual exhaust, Centerforce clutch, K&N 4"x15", factory tow hooks, 4" Skyjacker Softride, Rancho RSX9000s, custom Firestone AirRide overloads, 36" 305/85R16 10ply Buckshot Mudders, 4.11 gears
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