Firestone Dirt Track | Grooved Rear
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SPECIFICATIONS
Brand Firestone
SKU FIREDIRTREAR
Tire Construction Bias Ply
Sidewall Style Blackwall

Firestone Dirt Track | Grooved Rear

Starting at $287.00

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Firestone Dirt Track Tires | Firestone Dirt Track

Firestone built their brand racing on dirt and these classic grooved dirt track tires have since become a favorite of hot rod builders everywhere. The racing heritage and vintage looks of these Firestone Dirt Track tires offer a unique look especially for 1920-1940s cars and trucks. From mild to wild, choose from several sizes of the legendary grooved rear to get the right look for your hot rod or vintage race car. Firestone Dirt Track tires are also available in ribbed fronts in several sizes, giving builders and restorers options to get just the right stance.

Please Note

  • Tire mounted on wheel for demonstration purposes only. Wheel and other accessories are not included. Please note that dimensions listed (tread width, section width and overall diameter) are non-scientific and based on an inflated tire, mounted to a wheel. Dimensions may vary due to rim width and inflation pressure.

Product Questions & Answers

 
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Question:
I have 1935 Ford 16 inch rims on my 1927 roadster. I think they are 5 inches wide. Can I run your 890x 16 on these rims? If not is it possible to have them widened or do you carry a spoke rim that looks like them?
By Chuck Hancock on July 11, 2018
Answer:

The minimum rim width you need is 6" to run the 890-16. Rim width is measured at the bead of the rim, from bead to bead. Some fabricators are able to widen rims, but that is not something we have any information on. Do you have Ford 5x5.5 bolt pattern hubs? If so, you might consider a set of our 16x6 5x5.5 bolt pattern Hot Rod Wires: Click Here

Coker Tire Support on July 12, 2018
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