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#518102
Coker Tire 518102 Excelsior Roadster WW 600R16
- The Excelsior Roadster 16" bias-look radial reproduces the vintage bias-ply appearance while using modern radial construction — available in wide whitewall or blackside and bearing the GNRS emblem for authentic show appeal.
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Universal Fit, Front/Rear Position, 600R16 Tire Size
- The Excelsior Roadster 16" bias-look radial reproduces the vintage bias-ply appearance while using modern radial construction — available in wide whitewall or blackside and bearing the GNRS emblem for authentic show appeal.
- Offered in five sizes (450/475R16, 600R16, 650R16, 700R16, 750R16) to provide OE and staggered fitments for many American 1930s-1950s cars/trucks and select European sports cars (detailed domestic and import fitment charts available).
- Narrow tread, tall sidewall, piecrust shoulder and vintage-style sidewall lettering replicate original bias-ply looks; bright white rubber is integrated into the carcass for a true wide whitewall finish.
- Traditional zigzag tread with subtle siping plus modern materials deliver a smoother ride and longer tread life versus bias ply tires; these are “bias-look radials” (radial build with bias-ply profile) and many sizes require inner tubes; XL marking denotes extra-load reinforcement.
- Tire mounted on wheel is for demonstration only (wheel/accessories not included); actual dimensions vary with rim width and inflation — consult your owner’s manual for fitment; avoid cleaners linked to whitewall browning and use recommended tire care products.
Key Specs
| MFG. Part # | 518102 |
| Position | Front/Rear |
| Tire Type | Passenger Car |
| Tire Construction | Radial |
| Tire Sidewall | Whitewall |
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Capture the timeless style of pre-war motoring with the Excelsior Roadster 600R16 wide whitewall bias-look radial tire from Coker Tire. Designed to replicate the appearance of original bias ply tires while delivering the comfort and drivability of modern radial construction, this tire is the perfect choice for classic cars, hot rods, trucks, and vintage European sports cars. Its authentic profile features a tall sidewall, narrow tread, pie crust shoulder, vintage-style sidewall lettering, and a genuine wide whitewall built directly into the tire for long-lasting beauty. Modern radial construction enhances ride quality, handling, and tread life compared to traditional bias ply tires, making this tire ideal for enthusiasts who want vintage looks without sacrificing performance. Whether you're restoring a 1930s Ford, cruising in a classic Chevrolet, or building a traditional hot rod, the Excelsior Roadster delivers the authentic appearance and dependable performance your vehicle deserves.
- Bias-look radial construction combines vintage styling with modern ride quality
- Genuine wide whitewall built into the tire for authentic period-correct appearance
- Features zigzag tread pattern, pie crust shoulder, and vintage sidewall lettering
- Popular 600R16 size fits many American and European vehicles from the 1930s–1950s
- Tube-type design with reinforced XL construction for durability and dependable performance
Coker Tire 518102 Specifications
Coker Tire 518102 Specifications
| KEY SPECS | |
|---|---|
| MFG. Part # | 518102 |
| Brand | Coker Tire |
| Position | Front/Rear |
| Tire Type | Passenger Car |
| Tire Construction | Radial |
| Tire Sidewall | Whitewall |
| Wheel Diameter | 16 Inch |
| Tire Size | 600R16 |
| Tire Diameter | 28.93 Inch |
| Load Capacity | 1521 lbs. |
| DOT-Approved | Yes |
| Directional | Yes |
| GENERAL | |
| Sold in Quantity | Each |
| GTIN Code | 842199107517 |
| Tire(s) Mounted & Balanced | No |
| Section Width | 6.93 Inch |
| Tread Width | 4.68" |
| Tubeless Tire | Yes |
| Whitewall Width | 3" |
| Weight | 26 lbs. |
| Tread Depth | 12/32 Inch |
| Tube Required | No |
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