Firestone Wide Oval Radial | Redline
The wait is over! We’re proud to announce the new Firestone Wide Oval Radial tire, a product that will bridge the gap between authentic bias ply tires and modern radials. Designed and manufactured in the USA, using new molds and materials, this tire features authentic sidewall markings and tread pattern, with radial construction. This is the ultimate muscle car tire! Available in five sizes to fit 14- and 15-inch wheels, Firestone Wide Oval Radial redline tires offer fitments of most muscle car applications. The tires feature a 3/8-inch redline with all of the correct markings on the sidewall. These tires are DOT approved, and S speed rated—that means they are ready for the open road! It’s time to put a set of Firestone Wide Oval radials on your muscle car.
| Brand | Firestone |
|---|---|
| SKU | FSTNWORADRL |
| Tire Construction | Bias Look Radial |
| Sidewall Style | Redline |
Product Questions & Answers
Question:
Would a GR70-15 be close to the same height and width of 225 70R-15
By Phil on April 05, 2018
By Phil on April 05, 2018
Answer:
Yes, it would be very close in size! A GR70-15 would be considered a replacement size for 225/70R15.
Coker Tire Support on April 05, 2018
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Question:
I have a 1968 firebird with correct code 14x6 jc rally 2 wheels. Looking for the correct size in the redline radial, not sure if it should be the f or g size, and what is the equivalent width in a new tire such as a bfg.
By Dave on August 19, 2018
By Dave on August 19, 2018
Answer:
FR70-14 is the proper size for a '68 Firebird. That translates to a 215/70R14 is a metric radial.
Coker Tire Support on August 20, 2018
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Question:
Will these Firestone FR70-15 redline tires (bias look radials) have clearance for use on a 1967 corvette?
By Your Name (optional) on February 02, 2019
By Your Name (optional) on February 02, 2019
Answer:
These are very similar in size to the original equipment 775-15s standard on a 1967 Corvette. They will be slightly shorter, and slightly wider and there should not be any clearance issues.
Coker Tire Support on February 04, 2019
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