Firestone Dragster Cheater Slick | Blackwall
Pie Crust Slicks | Firestone Cheater Slicks
These Blackwall Firestone Dragster tires are cheater slicks, designed for nostalgia drag cars, hot rods and rat rods. These tires are available in a few sizes for 15 and 16 inch wheels and look fantastic in a big-n-little combination on a hot rod. Authentic pie crust slicks have 'just enough' tread to be DOT approved, yet still have the vintage drag race styling. These tires are an excellent combo when paired with our other Firestone Deluxe Champion bias ply tires on the front and are also available with genuine whitewalls. Firestone Cheater Slicks are bias ply tires, and they feature a compound that is great for the street or strip. The four ply polyester construction makes for a sturdy tire for any hot rod application. Coker Tire Company produces these Firestone cheater slicks in brand new molds built from the original Firestone drawings, so they are as authentic as you can get! Proudly Made in the USA!| SKU | FIREDRAGBLACK |
|---|---|
| Brand | Firestone |
| Tire Construction | Bias Ply |
| Sidewall Style | Blackwall |
| Drag Tire Type | Street | DOT |
Product Questions & Answers
Question:
How tall are these tires
By Steve on February 18, 2016
By Steve on February 18, 2016
Answer:
You may select a size from the drop-down menu in the upper right, then refer to "Specifications: to see the applicable dimensions for any tire on our website.
Coker Tire Support on February 19, 2016
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Question:
I have these tires now. When I did a burn out it left a slightly rough textured patch around the center of the tire. What happened here? Is this normal? Do I need to do a few light burnouts on smooth pavement to smooth out the center again?
By Jason on May 17, 2018
By Jason on May 17, 2018
Answer:
Thanks for reaching out! Our Firestone Cheater Slicks have a harder DOT compound than drag slicks and probably won’t perform as a true drag slick. From what you have described, you are seeing what some have referred to as "fuzzing." This happens when tires go through an "over burnout" process and in most cases happens as a result of low air pressure. When this occurs the tire is heated so much it starts pulling the rubber off the tire. You might be able to swap sides with the tire/wheel assembly and add air pressure, then maybe do another lighter burnout. This might clear it up. Please keep in mind that these are designed for DOT applications and not to be used as a true drag tire. More burn out is not good. When tires start to smoke, they have achieved friction and their optimal sticky surface. Continuing to burn them will only lead to problems like this and will not make them hook any better, and will often make them worse.
Coker Tire Support on May 17, 2018
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Question:
Where can I find a tire like this in a radial
By Jason kennedy on March 24, 2016
By Jason kennedy on March 24, 2016
Answer:
We may need to ask some questions in order to understand how we can best help you. Contact us at 1-800-251-6336, or support@coker.com.
Coker Tire Support on March 25, 2016
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