Coker Classic | Redline | 185R15

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185R15 Coker Classic Redline Tires are perfect for European sports cars, including 1969 through 1976 Triumph TR6. They are also excellent replacements for 640-15 bias ply tires that came on many classic Jaguar, BMW, Austin and Volvo applications from the '50s, '60s and '70s. Redline Radial tires combine classic styling with the smooth comfortable ride of a long-lasting radial tire. DOT and ECE (European Union) approved, with an all-season tread design and backed by our life of the tread warranty.

SPECIFICATIONS
Tire Series	Coker Classic Radial
Brand	Coker Classic
SKU	57986
GTIN	00842199100099
Product Size	185R15
Tire Construction	Radial
Sidewall Style	Redline
Width Radial	185 mm
Radial Aspect Ratio	80
Rim Diameter	15
Overall Diameter (in)	27
Section Width (in)	7.28
Tread Width	4.75
Rim Width (in)	5.00 - 6.50
Max Load Capacity	1355@35 psi
Speed Rating	S
Load Index	91
UTQG rating	400BB
Construction Ply	POLY/STEEL
DOT Approved	Yes
Tube Type or Tubeless	Tubeless

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Tire mounted on wheel for demonstration purposes only. Wheel and other accessories are not included.

Product Questions & Answers

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Question:

is this tire tubeless? Coker classic redline185R 15
By Keith on March 25, 2018

Answer:

Yes, this is a tubeless tire. However, it can be run with a tube as is commonly required for certain British cars with wire wheels.

Coker Tire Support on March 26, 2018

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Question:

Have a 1969XKE Jag; need tires. Is the coker classic 185R15 aspect ration 65,70,75 or 80?
By Jane Spakoski on April 28, 2018

Answer:

All radial tires, as indicated with "R" in the size, and when aspect ratio is not stated, are known to have an "80" aspect ratio. So, a 185R15 tires is equal to a 185/80R15.

Coker Tire Support on April 30, 2018

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