Camac | 145R10

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Looking for the perfect radial replacement tire for your 1959 through 1968 Mini Cooper? This is it, and it’s affordably priced. This Camac blackwall radial is the right size for Mini Coopers, as well as other micro cars, including Austin 850 series and 1969 through 1972 Honda 600 series. Blackwall Camac 145R10 radial tires are quality replacement tires for several import models from the late fifties and sixties. This steel belted radial is ready for the road!

SPECIFICATIONS
SKU	50279
Brand	Camac
Product Size	145R10
Tire Construction	Radial
Sidewall Style	Blackwall
Width Radial	145 mm
Radial Aspect Ratio	80
Rim Diameter	10
Overall Diameter (in)	19.3
Section Width (in)	5.7
Tread Width	4.50
Max Load Capacity	694@30 psi
Speed Rating	S
Load Index	68
Construction Ply	4 PLY POLY/STEEL
DOT Approved	Yes
Tube Type or Tubeless	Tubeless

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Please Note

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

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Question:

Is this a tire that may match the 145 SR-10 on a 1958 Motoguzzi sidecar ?
By Jim on October 17, 2016

Answer:

This tire is a reasonable replacement for the 145SR10 tire.

Coker Tire Support on October 18, 2016

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Question:

Does this tire need an inner tube?
By Chris on August 23, 2017

Answer:

This is a tubeless tire and does not require a tube when mounted on a tubeless wheel.

Coker Tire Support on August 24, 2017

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Question:

do you ship to canada
By Bary McKenna on June 15, 2017

Answer:

Yes, we ship via FedEx international with duty and brokerage included. You may add items to your cart and enter your shipping info for a shipping cost estimate any time you like.

Coker Tire Support on June 15, 2017

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