Wide Whitewall tires

[airflyte59]

Does anyone know why bias ply wide whitewall tires have seemed to disappear from the face of the earth? I'm looking for 2 or 3 ST205/75/15 4- or 6-ply tires with a C load range. It seems that there is no such thing. Checked with Coker and many other manufacturers. They think i'm crazy. (I guess I am crazy) Is there an alternative tire to use with wide whitewalls, or ANY whitewalls? Thanks

[universalexports]

they are out there, big cost big $$$ you can get them at


www.classicwhitewalltires.com/biasplytires

[nomad]

Diamond Back tires advertise's "every tire available with any sidewall treatment" in the back of Hemmings magazine. They are pricey, a friend had a set made and he's very happy with them. 1-888-922-1642 www.dbtires.com good luck

[wolfsxj]

Do grinders they are cheaper and look the same and you can have radials too. You can have them done at car shows sometimes and they look the same. All it takes is any tire with white letter sidewalls Look into it they work just fine.

[Deleted]

I've used Damond back tire for the red lines on my TR6, They do a nice job but are a bit pricey. I think the Michelins radials ran me about $220 a piece.

[airflyte1959]

Thanks to all. I'll give all suggestions a shot.

[68escapepod]

I am going to use Portawalls on my 56 shasta. You can use them on Bias tires only. Rat Rods use these alot.

[schweetcruisers]

Oct 15, 2012 20:36:33 GMT -5 68escapepod said:

I am going to use Portawalls on my 56 shasta. You can use them on Bias tires only. Rat Rods use these alot.

I suggest you PM Tylerbes and ask him about port-a-walls. He used them, and lost them on the Interstate.

[Hamlet]

Hamlet has bias ply wide whitewall Cokers. They were about $250 apiece.