Coker Tire Firestone Radial F560 Tire 145R15
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15" Wheel Diameter
| Tread Width: | 4.10" |
| Tire Cross Section Width: | 5.60" |
| Tire Overall Diameter: | 24.30" |
| Wheel Diameter: | 15" |
| Max Load Capacity (lbs.) @ (psi): | 935@44 |
| Recommended Wheel Width: | 4" - 5" |
FAQ
How tall is a 145r15 tire?
A 145r15 tire typically has a height that can be calculated using the aspect ratio. In this case, the "r" denotes a radial tire construction. To determine the overall height, multiply the width (145 mm) by the aspect ratio. This provides a general idea of the tire's height, offering drivers valuable information for selecting the right tire size for their vehicle.
Does Coker make tires?
Yes, Coker Tire is a reputable manufacturer that produces a variety of high-quality tires, including options for vintage and classic vehicles like 145r15 tires. Coker is known for its commitment to authenticity and craftsmanship, making their tires a popular choice among automotive enthusiasts looking to maintain the original look and feel of their vehicles.
When did radial tires become popular?
Radial tires gained popularity in the automotive industry during the 1960s and 1970s. The shift from bias-ply to radial construction brought improvements in ride comfort, fuel efficiency, and overall performance. The adoption of radial tire technology marked a significant advancement in the automotive tire industry, leading to the widespread use of radial tires on various vehicles.
Does Firestone make whitewall tires?
Yes, Firestone is known for manufacturing a range of tires, including whitewall options. Their whitewall tires provide a classic and stylish aesthetic, making them a popular choice for vintage and classic car owners. Whether you're looking for performance or vintage appeal, Firestone offers whitewall tire options to suit a variety of driving preferences and styles.
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