Just got the 62 Dynamic 88 in, needs tires
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Just got the 62 Dynamic 88 in, needs tires
The car was delivered yesterday and first it needs is tires. For what little I will driving her, I looked at Hankook tires at Discount Tire. Question is: will a 225/70x14 clear and not rub when turning. I want a little bigger tire to fill out the wheel wells. Right now its has rotted F70 14's on it.
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I've found the nice thing about discount tire is they will let you experiment with their stock. They've always been more than helpful with me on playing with different wheel and tire combinations until I find what I like. I buy all my stuff with them.
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x2 on Diamondback. They'll take a new (American-made if they can get it) tire casing and vulcanize any width whitewall, red-gold-blue stripe, or combination onto the tire. They stand behind their product long as you don't use a bleach-type tire cleaner.
The Coker family has supported the old car hobby for many years but I also hear some of their tires are troublesome. Read about one family who put a set of their radial wide whites on a 1960 Buick just prior to driving it from Washington State to Flint for a BCA national and ended up having to replace the entire set of four on the road. Think the last one had to be replaced somewhere in South Dakota on the return trip. Considering the cost, those tires should have been flawless.
The Coker family has supported the old car hobby for many years but I also hear some of their tires are troublesome. Read about one family who put a set of their radial wide whites on a 1960 Buick just prior to driving it from Washington State to Flint for a BCA national and ended up having to replace the entire set of four on the road. Think the last one had to be replaced somewhere in South Dakota on the return trip. Considering the cost, those tires should have been flawless.
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That's a great way to spoil a trip in your Classic! I have a set of Red Line Diamondbacks on my 67. Never have had any issues. The rears have really held well, especially when the 455 lays down 200 feet of rubbe, banging gears and the interior fills with smoke. Yeah Ha....
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for a alternative good priced white wall I have used and still run on my car tires from Calli tire and wheel, they do like Diamond tire and apply a white wall to a existing carcass but use import tires. I have gotten good service and great mileage out of the set I have..... Tedd...http://www.callitw.com/
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Have you thought about going to 15in. I have a set of 15 inch rims waiting for me to put on my 64 88. Finished with suspension work so now planning on getting 15 inch. Want white walls. The cost of 14in ww now is off the rails. You'll get a better ride and have a greater choice with 15. Got a gift card awhile ago for tires but still have not chosen the brand.
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