Product Summary

Universal Fit, Universal Position, 600/16 Tire Size

  • Tires are DOT and ECE approved
  • Max load capacity is 1400 lbs.@32 psi.
  • Has a bias ply construction with a simple black wall
  • Will fit most 16" wheels that are 4.00" - 4.50" wide
  • Features the legendary Firestone Deluxe Champion quality and reliability
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Key Specs

MFG. Part #643500
PositionUniversal
Tire TypePassenger Car
Tire ConstructionBias Ply
Tire SidewallBlackwall
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Firestone 643500 Details

This Firestone 600-16 bias ply tire is THE TIRE for a Pre-WWII Ford but it also fits thousands of other applications, from American classics to British sports cars. It features a black sidewall, and it's the original sizing for 1935 through 1953 Ford, 1935 through 1947 Hudson and MANY more. This size was the industry standard from the mid '30s through the early '50s. Firestone tires are also the perfect rolling stock for classics and hot rods. Popular for 1930-40s American automobiles as wells as scores of European models. This Firestone Bias Ply tire features an original Firestone Zig Zag Tread design and beautiful genuine whitewall construction. They're made right here in the USA using original molds and modern materials and are fully backed by our life of the tread warranty.

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Firestone 643500 Specifications

KEY SPECS
MFG. Part #643500
BrandFirestone
PositionUniversal
Tire TypePassenger Car
Tire ConstructionBias Ply
Tire SidewallBlackwall
Wheel Diameter16 Inch
Tire Size600/16
Tire Diameter28.56"
Rim Width Range4.00 - 5.00"
Load Capacity1400 lbs.
DOT-ApprovedYes
DirectionalNo
GENERAL
Sold in QuantityEach
GTIN Code00842199103434
Tire(s) Mounted & BalancedNo
Tire Diameter Range28.00 - 28.99"
Section Width6.26"
Tread Width4.63"
Maximum PSI32 lbs
Tubeless TireNo

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I would buy this product again

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7 years ago

Old Man

Northbridge, MA

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I used them on '35 Ford 16'' wheels and put them on my 1930 Model A Tudor. They fit and look great.

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Do I need tubes?

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• 8 years ago

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