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SPECIFICATIONS
Tire Series	STA Classic Military
Brand	Specialty Tires of America
SKU	71027
Product Size	1050-16
Tire Construction	Bias Ply
Sidewall Style	Blackwall
Rim Diameter (in/mm)	16 inch
Overall Diameter (in)	38.2
Section Width (in)	10.5
Rim Width (in)	6.50 - 7.00
Max Load Capacity	3030@50 psi
Tube Type or Tubeless	Tubeless
Bias Ply Width	10.50

Military Directional Tread | 1050-16

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Military Directional Tread | 10.50-16

This is an authentic military directional tread 1050-16 tire. These are high quality 16 inch military tires for restored jeeps and older military vehicles as well as general purpose tires for cranes, shovels and dump trucks. The directional tread design on these high-quality 10.50-16 tires provides excellent traction.

Bias Ply Construction

Bias ply tire construction is a method that was used from the 1900's through the 1970's on passenger cars and light trucks. Bias ply tires feature ply cords that run at a 45 degree angle to the bead, and overlap in a crisscross pattern, depending on how many ply layers are used. This creates a strong tire, but bias ply tires have a tendency to follow breaks or ruts in the pavement. Bias ply tires are the most authentic choice for classic car restorations and traditional hot rod builds. Coker Tire offers a huge variety of bias ply tires for many applications.

Please Note

Tire mounted on wheel for demonstration purposes only. Wheel and other accessories are not included. Please note that dimensions listed (tread width, section width and overall diameter) are non-scientific and based on an inflated tire, mounted to a wheel. Dimensions may vary due to rim width and inflation pressure.

Product Questions & Answers

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Question:

Which Tubes and flaps are needed for these tires?
By Harry Moon on January 04, 2019

Answer:

This is a tubeless tire, so we do not generally sell tubes for it. However, if you have a split rim that requires tubes and flaps, you might consider these: Click Here Click Here

Coker Tire Support on January 07, 2019

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Question:

The specs state that a 6.5" or 7" rim should be used. Will these be okay on a 6" wide rim?
By Jason Hugh on January 20, 2020