[Chrysler300] Tires

[doug mayer <mobydoug@xxxxxxxxxx>]

Hi,

I too have had the Coker Blues.  Tread separation that offered severe 
thumping, which in turn caused a visual and touching check, and an 
immediate call for replacements.  Tread separation in other Cokers was 
less clear, and so a blowout at speed resulted.  (It is truly a credit 
to the Chrysler engineers that the B kept its head, stayed in complete 
control, slowed and stopped and then settled on the flat right front.)

John Lazenby (no unidentified sources in this e-mail!) suggested that 
Cokers are not the very best tires in the world, and suggested two 
sets--a good, modern narrow WW driving set, and a show set that can go 
the 15 miles to the show, but aren't subject to the heat of super 
highway driving.

The bigger problem, I think, is that lack of use actually contributes 
to tire disintegration, and I don't have an answer for that sort of 
problem.  My Cokers too, were 5 years old and had less than 6000 miles 
on them.

300B and L, ly

Doug Mayer



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