American Classic Radial | 1.3 Inch Whitewall | 215/75R15
American Classic Radial | 1.3 Inch Whitewall | 215/75R15 American Classic Radial | 1.3 Inch Whitewall | 215/75R15 American Classic Radial | 1.3 Inch Whitewall | 215/75R15
SPECIFICATIONS
Tire Series American Classic Radial
Brand American Classic
SKU 700210
GTIN 00842199100716
Product Size 215/75R15
Tire Construction Radial
Sidewall Style Narrow Whitewall
Sidewall Style (in) 1.300
Width Radial 215 mm
Radial Aspect Ratio 75
Rim Diameter (in) 15
Overall Diameter (in) 27.60
Section Width (in) 8.90
Tread Width (in) 6.24
Rim Width (in) 5.50 - 7.50
Max Load Capacity 1742@35 psi
Speed Rating S
Load Index 100
UTQG rating 540 BB
Tread Depth (32nds) 12
Construction Ply POLY/STEEL
DOT Approved Yes
Tube Type or Tubeless Tubeless

American Classic Radial | 1.3 Inch Whitewall | 215/75R15

$237.00

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We all remember well the classic cars from the sixties that had narrow whitewalls, as auto manufacturers began decreasing the width of the whitewall in the late 1950s and early '60s. Since then, narrow whitewall tires have been very popular. These 215/75R15 radial tires offer the right look for your classic car, thanks to the tall sidewall and tread pattern. The 1.3 inch whitewall is built into the mold from the very first step, so it is a genuine whitewall tire that will hold up well over time. American Classic tires are made in the USA and they are DOT and ECE (European Community) approved and covered by Coker Tire Company's Life of the Tread warranty.

Genuine Narrow Whitewall Tire

This product features a genuine narrow whitewall sidewall style. This means that the bright white rubber is added directly to the tire sidewall during initial construction of the carcass, resulting in a truly integrated, high-quality product after vulcanization. When we reference "narrow whitewall" tires, we typically mean a whitewall that measures less than two inches, but it can also mean a whitewall that does not reach all the way into the bead. Narrow whitewall tires are popular for many cars built in 1960's all the way through the 1990's.

American Classic Tires for Collector Cars

Our line of American Classic radial tires includes P-metric radials (such as 235/75R15) and our famous "bias look radial" (such as 670R15). We offer American Classic radial tires in wide whitewall, narrow whitewall, and black sidewall in select sizes, developed specifically for 1940's, 1950's and 1960's classic cars. These tires feature a classic tread design and a beautiful sidewall that's built into the tire from day one of production. 

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:
Do you carry the American classic in 225 60 16
By G on May 28, 2018
Answer:

We do not, but we do have other options in that size! Click Here to take a look.

Coker Tire Support on May 29, 2018
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Question:
I have a 1965 Ford Thunderbird Convertible. Right now I have Michelin WheaterWise P215/75R15 100S white wall . What would be a good replacement?
By Wilson on February 14, 2019
Answer:

This American Classic tires is actually an excellent choice as the 215/75R15 is the proper radial replacement size for your Thunderbird, and the 1.3" whitewall is appropriate for the 1965 and later model years.

Coker Tire Support on February 14, 2019
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Question:
What is the dfference in width and height between a 205/75R 15 and a 215/75R15 tire?
By Randy Robertson on August 23, 2018
Answer:

The 205/75R15 is 27" overall diameter and 8.3" wide at the section. The 215/75R15 is 27.6" tall and 8.9" wide at the section. For all other dimensions be sure to check out the specifications tab on each listing.

Coker Tire Support on August 23, 2018
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