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Universal Fit, Rear Position, Slick Tire Type
| MFG. Part # | 613095 |
| Position | Rear |
| Tire Type | Slick |
| Tire Construction | Bias Ply |
| Tire Sidewall | Blackwall |
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Return PolicyNothing beats the old school look of a piecrust slick and these 8.20-15 Firestone Dragster tires are cheater slicks, designed for nostalgia drag cars, hot rods and rat rods. They feature a black sidewall and they're a perfect fit on an early '60s style dragster or gasser project. These tires are available in a few sizes for 15 and 16 inch wheels and look fantastic in a big-n-little combination on a hot rod. Authentic pie crust slicks have 'just enough' tread to be DOT approved, yet still have the vintage drag race styling. These tires are an excellent combo when paired with our other Firestone Deluxe Champion bias ply tires on the front and are also available with genuine whitewalls. Firestone Cheater Slicks are bias ply tires, and they feature a compound that is great for the street or strip. The four ply polyester construction makes for a sturdy tire for any hot rod application. Coker Tire Company produces these Firestone cheater slicks in brand new molds built from the original Firestone drawings, so they are as authentic as you can get! Proudly Made in the USA!
Specs
| KEY SPECS | |
|---|---|
| MFG. Part # | 613095 |
| Brand | Firestone |
| Position | Rear |
| Tire Type | Slick |
| Tire Construction | Bias Ply |
| Tire Sidewall | Blackwall |
| Wheel Diameter | 15 Inch |
| Tire Size | 820/15 |
| Tire Diameter | 30.50" |
| Rim Width Range | 7.00 - 8.00" |
| Load Capacity | 1920 lbs. |
| DOT-Approved | Yes |
| Directional | No |
| GENERAL | |
| Sold in Quantity | Each |
| GTIN Code | 00842199103106 |
| Tire(s) Mounted & Balanced | No |
| Tire Diameter Range | 30.00 - 30.99" |
| Section Width | 10.70" |
| Tread Width | 8.5" |
| Maximum PSI | 32 lbs |
| Tubeless Tire | Yes |
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Customers praise the vintage style and superior stickiness of these tires, making them notable for their blend of old-school looks and modern tech. They are especially recommended for use on classic models and perform well on both the race strip and the open road. Reviews suggest they require minimal balancing. Many users reported they hook up well, enhancing overall handling and performance. Compared to other brands, these tires require fewer burnouts to heat up. The deep and well-molded pie crust edges also received approval. The tires' blend of practicality and aesthetic complements vehicles while adding functionality.
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Vintage style and very sticky
5.0
3 years ago
@aaron_hoff_photog
Denver, CO
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Just started running these on the back of a hemi powered roadster. They replaced an old pair of Hurst slicks that were well worn. These are mush stickier out of the box so they should only require a few scratches to heat up and clean themselves instead of the big burnouts I had to do with the Hursts. The pie crust edges are deep and sell molded. They required a minimum of balancing to get them close which isnt bad for a tall wide tire.
Would Recommend
Yes!
5.0
9 years ago
Pat
Simi Valley, CA
Verified
If your looking for that old school look, go no further. This tire is just to cool for school! They are on my 62 Max Wedge.
Would Recommend
Old Skool looks with current tech built in.
5.0
9 years ago
Bob
Milwaukee, Wisconsin
Verified
Slicks look really correct for the 32' Ford Roadster Hot Rod we bought them for. period correct!! Thank You !
Would Recommend
Killer Old School Look
5.0
13 years ago
PulpFriction
Republic, MO
I love these tires. I have them on my 1931 Model "A" Sedan. It was built to look like a 1960s Drag Car. These tires totally finished the look for me. However to my surprise, when I ran it at the 2013 H.A.M.B. Drags, they really performed as well. I could not believe how well they hooked up on the strip not to mention how great they handle on the open road.
Would Recommend
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Will this tire fit a 235/75 R 15 wheel?
by Cj
• 15 years ago
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