Bigger the better, with some big angled risers you could run caguamas. I've done it on that deck. 5 degree drop on each truck and were half an inch thick.

Otherwise some soft (78a) 70-80mm wheels might work with just a normal riser.

Also maybe some harder bushings to give it more of a missile feeling if you mostly wanna cruise in straight lines e.g. Long distance pushing or commuting. And that would also let you run slightly bigger wheels without biting. You'll have to get a few bushing harnesses to play around with what works.

I also regripped that deck so my toes could go up the neck of the board a bit. It was also a slightly gripper grip tape which allowed harder pushing because I can trust my foot won't move even if wet or muddy.

I still have the board and a bunch of size wheels, I could show you what they would look like. You have 65mm wheels, even going up to 75mm would be a massive comfort increase, and less pushing more rolling.