These tires are about 32 inches tall, though. There are also the 600-16 Coker Firestone Vintage Bias-Ply Tires that look kinda like a dirt bike knobby tire. These tires are small (about 28 inches ...

A bias-ply tire uses multiple layers of rubber ... but by letting you fully enjoy driving a restoration with correct-appearing Firestone tires once again shows that Coker Tire has its finger ...

For example, the very popular line of Firestone Deluxe Champion bias-ply tires are officially licensed by Firestone, and produced exclusively by Coker Tire. And though many bias-ply tires are ...

Many '65-'66 Mustangs were fitted with Firestone Champions or Deluxe Champion reproduction bias-ply tires from Coker Tire. Some got the BFGoodrich Silvertowns, Goodyear Power Cushions, or Generals.

Plus, some companies produce tires with specific looks, like Firestone whitewalls and redlines ... rubber to air-filled tubes, tubeless, bias-ply becoming radial-ply, and many other innovations ...

With approximately half of today's construction fleets running on bias-ply tires and the other ... Bridgestone/Firestone Off Road Tire Co. "Radials offer lower fuel consumption, better traction ...

Somewhere between the early tires forged by wheelwrights and the modern steel-belted radial, everyone’s horseless carriage rode atop bias-ply tires. This week’s film is a dizzying tour of the ...

Somewhere between the early tires forged by wheelwrights and the modern steel-belted radial, everyone’s horseless carriage rode atop bias-ply tires. This week’s film is a dizzying tour of the ...

Firestone's "Deluxe Champion" tires, employed from 1939-1963, were shorter at 28.5 inches in diameter and continued to use bias ply construction, but the proverbial light bulb had yet to happen as ...