Firestone Bias Ply | Zig Zag Tread | Whitewall

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Firestone Whitewall | 600 16 Tires

Firestone whitewall tires are the perfect rolling stock for classics and hot rods. These fantastic tires are available in many popular sizes from 15- to 20-inches for hundreds of applications including the popular 6.00-16 size. 600 16 tires are super-popular fitments for 1930-40s American automobiles as wells as scores of European models. This Firestone Bias Ply tire features an original Firestone Zig Zag Tread design and beautiful genuine whitewall construction. They're made right here in the USA using original molds and modern materials and are fully backed by our life of the tread warranty.

SPECIFICATIONS
SKU	FIREZIGZAGWW
Weight (lbs)	0.000000
Brand	Firestone
Tire Construction	Bias Ply
Sidewall Style	Wide Whitewall

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Firestone Bias Ply | Zig Zag Tread | Whitewall

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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:

Firestone 650 X 16 W/W do they have Firestone script ?
By Lynn Burks on July 12, 2016

Answer:

The Firestone 650-16 with 4" whitewall do have Firestone script in the whitewall. The 3" whitewall version does not.

Coker Tire Support on July 12, 2016

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Question:

Need replacement RADIAL tires for 1940 Desoto; existing Bias Ply tire size 6.00-16
By Visitor on February 29, 2016

Answer:

Here is our selection of radial, 600R16 tires

Coker Tire Support on February 29, 2016

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Question:

I have a 1978 f250 that I want to put some tires on. The gvwr is 6200lb. Could I use firestone zigzag 750-16 on these. I currently have a 16" and no longer a 16.5" rim
By Rich on December 22, 2016

Answer:

To determine if a given tire meets or exceeds load/weight capacity for a vehicle, simply multiply the load capacity for the tire by four. This information, along with all other relevant measures, is listed under "Specifications" for nearly all tires on our site.

Coker Tire Support on December 26, 2016

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