What happened to it? Why don't the tire people offer it anymore? What could I use to paint or color in the letters on my next set of tires?
White tire lettering?
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gaijin
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Looks great!
Bomar
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Cost...to add it too the mold.
I prefer whites out but I forgot to tell them last time I got my tires on...grrr
my rig is white and the lettering matches up and looks pretty nice
my rig is white and the lettering matches up and looks pretty nice
No disrespect intended, but I had to laugh when I saw this thread. For me, when I get tires that have white lettering, I ask to have them installed with the black walls out. For a couple of reasons. First looks; yes if they're well maintained and clean, they enhance the looks of wheels, tires and ultimately the rig itself. But that's a full time job for a rig that sees more than on pavement, perfect weather running. Ease of maintenance. Secondly, I try not to draw attention by running flashy tires or mods due to the jerks that steal or vandalize. Keeping a low profile has it's advantages.
Until they make whitewalls with a yellow pinstripe like my dad's 90's Caddy's had in a mud terrain, I'm happy to stick with black!
But I'll give my local independent tire shop credit - I dropped off a new, unmounted tire for the spare wheel and left for a few hours. They weren't ready for me when I got back because I didn't tell them which side to put the white lettering. I really hope they were happy to work on something other than a 20-40 series profile like most of their customers have. I once watched an 80's Pontiac on 24's flop on its side when it turned in there too sharply!
--john
But I'll give my local independent tire shop credit - I dropped off a new, unmounted tire for the spare wheel and left for a few hours. They weren't ready for me when I got back because I didn't tell them which side to put the white lettering. I really hope they were happy to work on something other than a 20-40 series profile like most of their customers have. I once watched an 80's Pontiac on 24's flop on its side when it turned in there too sharply!
--john
