mopar73dge
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Has anyone used the new radials that Coker tire has? new molds, new rubber of course and dot approved by law> They look exactly like the belted ones. I would like to use them someday F7014 would be the size I need.
New Firestone Wide Oval Radials
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747mopar
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So is Firestone and Coker the same, your title says Firestone yet the thread ask about Coker?
As for what the title reads... I've had Firestone Firehawk Wide Ovals on my Charger for 12,000 miles so far. No complaints, seam to hook up and wear decent but haven't had anything else on the car yet to compare them to yet.
As for what the title reads... I've had Firestone Firehawk Wide Ovals on my Charger for 12,000 miles so far. No complaints, seam to hook up and wear decent but haven't had anything else on the car yet to compare them to yet.
mopar73dge
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To be more clear on my part these are the vintage reproduction new radial tires Coker tire sells. they are about 239.00 each
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I have a set of Coker Tires on my 1969 SC/Rambler
Red Lines
But at $256.00 a pop, they are pricey
By the way, I LOVE them!
Mine:
Firestone Red Lines:
(Starting at $239.00 Ea)
Firestone Wide Oval Radials:
(Starting at $239.00 Ea)
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Where do you purchase Firestone Firehawk?
All I can find now are the "Low Profile" tires for the newer cars....
Except for:
1. Cooper Cobra GTs
2. B.F. Goodrich GTs
747mopar
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Mine are 285/35/19s so I guess that makes them low profile
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