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Does anyone have white letters on their tires? Are they even made for non-SUVs and racing tires anymore?
I always got white letters tires for my 87 Bird and still like white letters. My factory 235/55/16's will be due for replacement sometime this year and I'm starting to look around. But I don't want to be a completely out of date numbskull.
I solemnly swear I am up to no good.
2008 Saturn Sky Red Line - Midnight Blue Pewter Mafia - 2000 Firebird - SOLD CENTRAL FLORIDA KNIGHTS!!!!!!! FLORIDA STATE SEMINOLES!!!!!!!
It probably wouldn't look terrible, but I prefer the serrated black sidewall stuff for modern cars. White lettering just doesn't work on cars this new for some reason :shrug:
White walls suck, let me tell you why.
1) They turn brown really fast.
2) They are rather effeminate.
3) They come on all the buicks and caddys, not for sports cars.
4) Your not a nascar driver.
1997 Chevrolet Camaro v6 - 13.8@104MPH
1997 Dodge Viper GTS
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