Hello
I have two 1931 trucks that will need tires all around.
The first has rear duals, the other singles.
Both trucks are kept in their origional working clothes - rough.
600x20
What options and where would you recommend?
Obviously a good price would help with 10 tires.
Many thanks in advance
Gary
NJ
Tires - need your input!
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Re: Tires - need your input!
Coker Tire has 600x20 Firestones as well as other choices. I just bought 4. https://www.cokertire.com/tires/styles/ ... kwall.html
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Re: Tires - need your input!
I got mine from Snyder's. $200 each. Made in Vietnam!!!!
KVO
KVO
KVO
Dec. '28 AA
Dec. '28 AA
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Re: Tires - need your input!
Depends on what tread you like best, ive heard anything other than the 600X20 will rub bad on the front brake rods near full lock in the steering and you CANNOT use anything other than the 600X20 on dual rear wheels as they would rub together if they were any larger.
-Just food for thought.
-Just food for thought.
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Re: Tires - need your input!
If you want to remain "original" I would go with Goodyear because:
1) It is the only original Ford A-AA supplier that is still an American company
2) they are competitively priced
3) they are good tires.
Firestone was sold to the Japanese company Bridgestone in 1988.
1) It is the only original Ford A-AA supplier that is still an American company
2) they are competitively priced
3) they are good tires.
Firestone was sold to the Japanese company Bridgestone in 1988.