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  1. 03-12-2004 10:27 AM #1
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    Question Help on tires

     



    I am looking to buy some tires for my 69 SS Chevelle. I purchased a set of SS rims for the car. The rim size it 14x7. This car will not be driven in bad weather and would like to have a RWL tire. From called some dealers, I have been recommended Goodyear GT II, Firestone INDY 500, and BFGoodrich TAs. Please let me know your opinions. Thanks, Vinman69ss
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    Why dont you use an old factory made ...Firestone Wide Oval 60.
    They where the most used on the 70' era of musclecars...you can find them at http://www.coker.com
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    I Agree with Streets for once. Also, michelin makes a good touring tire. Just dont put them on any explorers.
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    yeah, what Goat said!!! Coker tires are kewl if you want the resto look. Otherwise, 15X33's on the back and Eagle Front Runners are a nice combination.
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