What's the correct size for the 1979, and who makes a tire that looks factory correct. Any leads on the most economical way to buy.
Thanks Guys, the help Is appreciated much !
Tires for Stock Restoration 1979
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Re: Tires for Stock Restoration 1979
Little box, upper right, it'S MAGIC.
Try it and see!
Try it and see!
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Re: Tires for Stock Restoration 1979
As Nils points out, this subject has been discussed many times. Using the search function on the site, you will find plenty of info.
If you are lucky to find a dealer that will do this, it will probably cost you twice as much.
Original: H-rated tires 3.50x19 front, 4.25x18 rear. You need to look for a current size equivalent. 100/90 for the 3.50 and 120/80 for the 4.25. Many like the Bridgestone S-11, if you can still find them.Patriotprop wrote:What's the correct size for the 1979, and who makes a tire that looks factory correct.
That's impossible to answer as it depends very much on your location and the offers around you. A friend of mine bought tires on-line and had them mounted and balanced at a local dealer for $20.-/piecePatriotprop wrote: Any leads on the most economical way to buy.
If you are lucky to find a dealer that will do this, it will probably cost you twice as much.
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Re: Tires for Stock Restoration 1979
Apologies for being snarky last night, I don't want anyone to hesitate to ask questions, for sure, but it's appreciated when the questions come as follow up to a search. There is an enormous amount of info preserved here and it's easy to find.
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Re: Tires for Stock Restoration 1979
One thing to pass along -- If you do use metric (and that is common) be certain to do 100/90 on the front. NOT 110/90. It will go on -- just doesn't fit right nor handle as properly.
Larry Zimmer
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