Coker Classic | 600R16
$303.00
This Coker Classic 600R16 blackwall tire is THE PERFECT radial 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. Coker radial 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. They're fully backed by our life of the tread warranty and DOT and ECE (European Union) approved. Please note that dimensions listed tread width, section width and overall diameter are non-scientific and based on an inflated tire, mounted on a wheel. Dimensions may vary due to rim width and inflation pressure. Actual tread design may be different from image in some sizes.
| SKU | 62238 |
|---|---|
| GTIN | 00842199100174 |
| Brand | Coker Classic |
| Product Size | 600R16 |
| Tire Construction | Bias Look Radial |
| Sidewall Style | Blackwall |
| Radial Aspect Ratio | 80 |
| Rim Diameter | 16 |
| Overall Diameter (in) | 28.36 |
| Section Width (in) | 6.25 |
| Tread Width | 5.00 |
| Rim Width (in) | 4.00 - 5.00 |
| Max Load Capacity | 1520@41 psi |
| Speed Rating | P |
| Load Index | 95 |
| UTQG rating | 400BB |
| Construction Ply | POLY/STEEL |
| DOT Approved | Yes |
| Tube Type or Tubeless | Tube Type |
| Width Bias Look Radial | 6.00 |
Please Note
- Bias Look Radial tires feature genuine radial tire construction with bias ply tire size, profile and styling. These tires are built in brand new molds using modern materials and tooling. Typically the sizing is the same as their Bias Ply equivalents with the addition of 'R' in the size value.
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Product Questions & Answers
Question:
I will be mounting these tires on origional 1940 Chevy 1/2 ton 16" rims. Is the 85640 tube the correct stem location and diamater?
By Rob on May 29, 2018
By Rob on May 29, 2018
Answer:
Click Here for the proper tube for your application.
Coker Tire Support on May 29, 2018
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