Identify this setup?

[tomatosoup]

I just got an '88 Bronco II, and I can't help but think that it looks a bit like it skipped leg day. I found this picture and am wondering if you guys can help me identify wheel size/tire size/spacers used? I'm very new to this—so am very open to suggestions as well.

And if I can't use stock wheels, any suggestions of reliable places to find wheels that will fit around the manual lockers? Still want something timely, my wheels are just... very old.

 

[Uncle Gump]

Those wheels to me look like Mickey Thompson Classics... They also look like 16 inch wheel to me. Maybe a 31x10.50 tires... really hard to tell though.

Mickey Thompson Classic III, 15x8 Wheel with 5 on 4.5 Bolt Pattern - Polished (2358421) - 90000001718 | 4WD.com

 

[4x4prepper]

Stock Explorer wheels will fit, I think these came from a 1991 I scrapped. Don't mind the missing hub, I blew it apart with P235/15s

 

[Rimjam]

If that's an actual photo of your BII it's absolutely beautiful.
Those wheels look like Ion (ion) brand to me. I have a set that appears identical, they're 15x8. I'll guess 235x75x15 on the tires. Personally, I like bullet hole wheels 'cause they're so easy to keep clean. "To each his own".

For-what-it's-worth: I'm not running those 15x8 wheels on my '88 4x4 right now because I can run 31x10.50x15 tires on stock (Alcoa) 15x7 wheels whereas the extra one inch width on the Ion wheels is all to the outside & makes the 31" tires rub the fenders in a turn.

 

[JohnnyO]

Looks like 235/75-15 on 15x8 wheels. Doesn't appear to be lifted.

 

[racsan]

these are my m/t classic 2 rims, 15x8 with 235/75/15’s on them. rims are 15x8. center caps are not original, I bought these rims used and they didnt come with centers so I found some cheapies through summitracing.com