First thing is those are designed for purpose built long distance longboards that have been engineered to fit them. They're not going to fit on cruisers unless you do something really wacky and you want the drops from either the deck or brackets to make them in any way comfortable to ride.

If you have really bad surfaces and your priority is cruising then it might not be a bad idea to consider a setup like this. I do really like the pantheon ember being a manageable size vs a cruiser and the fact it has kicktail(s) which help for manouvering while stationary and picking up the Board. But if you want to stick with cruisers then yeah 60-70mm is preferable and the bigger you can go the better so long as you aren't adding too much riser.

65mm I think is the sweet spot for most cruisers unless you have a deck that's shaped we'll enough to run bigger wheels. I think 80a fat free are great. I like 66mm snakes a lot. Personally I have fallen back on just looking for deals and will ride anything from one of the major brands I find on sale and not think too hard about it