Hello John,In addition to comments you may receive here on our listserver, may I also suggest you use our link to our archived listserver emails dating back to 2009. Enter your subject of interest - here enter 'tires' - and you'll see extended discussions over the past several years about tires (or any other topic of interest) about our Letter Cars, your New Yorker, etc.You'll see the forrwardlook link farther down in each of our listserver emails, and that I've also attached for you here.Quickly, Diamondback Tires - www.dbtires.com - are current production tires - i.e. by BF Goodrich, Hankook, Michelin, Vredstein, etc. - onto which Diamondback vulcanizes whitewall rubber of a preferred width to create their tires. I ran a set of their vulcanized Vredsteins on my 300-F for 55,000 miles over 10 years and they serviced me well, although the outer areas of the whitewalls 'devulcanized' in a few areas over the years. They had plenty of tread left, but I swapped them out because of their age. I'm now running American Classics from Coker - having logged over 20,000 miles on them on my F over the past 4 years, and they've performed well.
Sent from my iPhoneI am getting ready to buy a set of tires for my 1960 New Yorker with the Original 14" rims, I would like radials and not bias ply tires. What size would you recommend? and company? I have not heard of Diamond Back and I am not familiar with them, I am only familiar with Coker. Please provide input.PS I probably would prefer putting 15" tires on the car, but would not have the correct hubcaps if I did go with 15" wheels.
On Mon, Mar 25, 2024 at 4:56 PM 'John Lazenby' via Chrysler 300 Club International <chrysler-300-cl...@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:All, I'm now getting ready to purchase another set of WW radials and would appreciate feedback. With that said I don't need any input on Coker or Diamond Back. I have several sets of the latter and love them.A friend that works at Performance Plus Tires in Long Beach California who are the West Coast Distributor for DB and these has brought the KONTIO brand to my attention and I've had one in front of me. They look good so if you have knowledge on this brand only please share.Both DB and KONTIO are based on Chinese Tires but the difference is the latter has the WW built in the tire at the time of production unlike DB which are added after the fact. Another plus is the cost is lower. Here is a link for your review: https://kontiotyres.com/whitepaw-classic/Thanks in advance for your input,John Lazenby--
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