Coker Tire

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Corky sold Coker Tire off. According to the guy working at his Museum Corky doesn't own the tire co anymore .
 
I spoke with Coker Tire last week. I inquired about the Wheel Vintiques (their company) plain steel wheels in the 5x4" pattern. I was told to fill out a new product request and to pass that information on. So I did. He said that if there are enough requests they will make them again. I requested the 5x4" plain steel 14 and 15 inch wheels in widths from 6" to 8". I wish some of y'all would do it too. Maybe they will make them again if there's enough interest. It only takes about 1 minute.

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I done that with "US Indy" years ago. That is how I got my 10"and 8.5" by 15" mags for my B300 van (8 lug), that were 16.5 stock. Took six months but I got them. To make them fit was another story.
 
Nope, made in China BFG knock off
If you look at the Birdsong video he ran the crap out of them. Said we're good but showed wear on the outside lugs. Little softer but we're OK. I think most guys would be fine with them though.
And lots of guys tires age out before wear out so should be fine at 1/3rd the cost.
 
FWIW, other than being not the prettiest sidewall, I'm incredibly happy with the performance of the Hankook Kinergy ST's on my duster, 195/70R14 in the front, 225/70R14 in the back...some sizes are actually made in the US according to tire rack....put over 12K miles on them in the last 2 years
 
Dammit that's a BIG 14" tire! LOL
Nope. A BIG 14" tire was the M50X14s I had on a box Nova, many many years ago.LOL! 14x10 rims, 11" tread on ground. Radiused wheelwell openings, and the tires stuck out at least three inches. I would NEVER do that today, even on a period gasser.
 
Nope. A BIG 14" tire was the M50X14s I had on a box Nova, many many years ago.LOL! 14x10 rims, 11" tread on ground. Radiused wheelwell openings, and the tires stuck out at least three inches. I would NEVER do that today, even on a period gasser.
I loved the way the old bias ply tires looked. They had squared corners which really gave them a tough look. Now, everybody rounds the corners off and not only does it look stupid, but it starts the corners wearing faster.
 
I loved the way the old bias ply tires looked. They had squared corners which really gave them a tough look. Now, everybody rounds the corners off and not only does it look stupid, but it starts the corners wearing faster.
....another good reason to run ET Streets or QT Pro tires on the street car, lol. Bias tires, with TRACTION! (But boy, I sure do love piecrust cheaters on the right car).
Edit: did some research, looks like the 265 is purty durn close to the old M's, just not as squared off, and a bit narrower, but RRR, you're right, that's a big 14"tire!
 

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