Those are dangerous in more ways than one. The Dayton wheels are getting less common as older trucks cease to be on the road. It is critically important to keep them at correct torque. Buy a torque wrench, use it often. I had a triaxle trailer with Dayton wheels. It was a nightmare keeping tires on it, & I failed one trip to check torque, Lost a wheel less than a mile from home.
These being mounted, you must check runout on the tire. Experts use a hammer to correct run out before final torque.