Firestone F560 Radial Tire
Firestone F560 | Firestone F560 Tires
Firestone F560 radial tires are a perfect choice for small sports cars. Sizing options allow for many fitments, and this blackwall radial tire is a favorite among Austin Healey, MG, Fiat, Porsche, Volkswagen, Citroen and Renault enthusiasts. The tread design and compound offer great dry and wet handling, while the tall sidewall and narrow tread profile provide the right look for many vintage sports cars. The Firestone F560 is a steel belted radial with P speed rating. All Firestone F560 tires are DOT and ECE approved.
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
Question:
What is the height comparable to modern tire 70... 80 ? I was considering this tire for a 1958 Austin Healy Sprite. Do you give up traction compared to a modern tire? This is a driver, not a show car.
By David on March 29, 2018
By David on March 29, 2018
Answer:
Each size from the F560 selection would be considered an 80 series tire (80 aspect ratio). These are radials and offer a modern compound to meet DOT requirements. The F560 performs well in both wet and dry conditions and is a popular option for bot hot rods and European cars such as yours.
Coker Tire Support on March 29, 2018
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Question:
I recently purchased these tires for my 1953 MG-TD. One rim has a leak that needs welding. These are tubeless tires and I am not sure if the rim was designed for tubeless tires anyway so I would like to know if I can / should use tubes with these tires.
By Richard on September 26, 2018
By Richard on September 26, 2018
Answer:
Yes, this tire can be used with a tube, and the MG-TD should be fine for running tubes if needed. Click Here for the proper tube.
Coker Tire Support on September 27, 2018
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