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Universal Fit, Front Position, Indy Tire Type

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    Key Specs

    MFG. Part #682291
    PositionFront
    Tire TypeIndy
    Tire ConstructionBias Ply
    Tire SidewallBlackwall
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    Firestone 682291 Details

    Coker Tire Company used original development drawings to re-create these classic 760-16 Firestone Indy Vintage Race tires. This is an authentic front tire for Indy cars, but it can also be used on hot rods, and other types of vintage race car restorations. This specific tire features a half tread design, which was the standard tire used from the 1950's until 1963. These Half Tread tires also look cool on race-inspired hot rods. These Firestone Indy tires come in blackwall form, but paint markers are available, so you can paint the letters for the authentic look. These tires are made in the USA, and they feature a four ply nylon construction. Mount these to a set of magnesium Halibrand 6 pin knock off or spline drive wheels, and you'll have a winning combination!

    Firestone 682291 Specifications

    KEY SPECS
    MFG. Part #682291
    BrandFirestone
    PositionFront
    Tire TypeIndy
    Tire ConstructionBias Ply
    Tire SidewallBlackwall
    Wheel Diameter16 Inch
    Tire Size7.60-16
    Tire Diameter29.75"
    Rim Width Range5.00 - 6.00"
    DOT-ApprovedYes
    DirectionalNo
    GENERAL
    Sold in QuantityEach
    GTIN Code00842199103564
    Tire(s) Mounted & BalancedNo
    Tire Diameter Range29.00 - 29.99"
    Section Width7.50"
    Tread Width4"
    Tubeless TireNo

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    perfect, period correct.

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    7 years ago

    irishpol

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    Perfection, looks greaton my 55 Kurtis.

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    Hi, are the Indy tires suitable for land speed racing? What is the weight ? Do they need tubes?

    by Neil

    • 8 years ago

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