Lance those are lock ring type truck rims not split rims. If the rear rims are the same You should be ok with them. You cannot put tubeless tires on them, those must have a flap and tube in them. Do your self a favor, take them to an experienced tire shop to have them done. They need to be bolted back on the truck straight. Yes you can find tubeless rims -- most bigger truck salvage yards can find them for you, probably have them in stock. A decent 9.00X 20 tire should cost you $185.00 to about 210.00 each put on the truck + new tube. If you do decide to go with tubeless rims a 11r22.5 steer tire should cost in the region of 225.00 to 250.00 each. 11r22.5 drive tire should run somewhere in the 275.00 to 300.00 each put on. These are tires I would have sold to someone who did a lot of driving, I realize you can find cheaper ones. I am just giving you something to look at.
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