Aftermarket with RWL
Before RWL it was stripes only
Before RWL it was stripes only
Raised white letters or blackwall
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A56
Street Survivor
IMO -Using white letter tires and reversing them so the letters are "inside" 
instead of outside is just the wrong look. Nope not going to post more pictures.
instead of outside is just the wrong look. Nope not going to post more pictures.
33IMP
Well-Known Member
You're going to pay more for white letter tires, lesser quality than available in black only tires. (DONT buy T/A radials!)
As said above, your car will look great, either way. Your opinion is the one that matters.
That said, I think I would put white letters out on your car, even though I have whites inside on two of mine.
(Great wheel choice too, btw)
As said above, your car will look great, either way. Your opinion is the one that matters.
That said, I think I would put white letters out on your car, even though I have whites inside on two of mine.
(Great wheel choice too, btw)
33IMP
Well-Known Member
Boy, I HATED street super tricks! AWFUL wheels. Heavy, obviously fake, I could spot a phony SuperTrick all the way across a K-Mart parking lot. Rusty in 20 minutes after putting them on a car. THE worst!
testerli33
Active Member
@go-fish, the wheel and tire combination looks fantastic with the white lettering, may I ask about the dimensions? 
225/60-15 and 255/60-15. On the front you have to max out that fender rod or lengthen it. Suspension settings may help a little.@go-fish, the wheel and tire combination looks fantastic with the white lettering, may I ask about the dimensions?
I prefer black as less cleaning, free advertising or advertising for theft.
6PKRTSE
Well-Known Member
I am the same way. I can't really grind the brand name off of the tires for safety reasons, but I machine off logos, weld up machined logos and black beauty blast for that as cast look as needed. I special order my parts minus their logos when possible. I special ordered my original Kirkey seat covers minus their big ole embroidered logo in the head rests also. I have since made new seat covers to match the rear seat to look more like the original bucket seats.
smlblk318
Well-Known Member
Raised white letters all day long. They just look badass!
DartGTDan
'71 Dart GT Fan
My opinion is if the tires are well known/popular (BF Goodrich, Goodyear, Cooper, etc...) the white letters are out. If the tires are not as well known/popular (in my case Mastercraft) the white letters are in. Also, if the tires are different manufacturers, front to rear, the letters are in.
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ir3333
Well-Known Member
There is no preferred. You will see every conceivable combination so please yourself.
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ABQ65Barracuda
Well-Known Member
My Barracuda, letters out. Your choice, your car looks great as is!
smlblk318
Well-Known Member
Wide whites are nice too
blackwalls, period.
Duster Garage
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harrisonm
Well-Known Member
White letters. And you can always flip them around.
Gator
Mopar or No Car
I had raised whites and as they aged ,like 2 years, the letters began to not come clean even with using tire cleaner for raised whites. The white letters turned an off color white so I reversed all my tires to Black wall.
I prefer black wall out on mine.
mayhem
Well-Known Member
RWL out until they get dingey then turn 'em in. Or, do RWL out on one side and letters in on the other. I'm willing to bet nobody notices.
I think it depends on the build style and look you're goin for too. Either can look really good.
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