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Try Diamondback radials. If they don't have it in stock they can find it, although it is a bit of an odd ball size. They will add the redlines to any size tire you want.
From: Russellville, Kentucky 1967 Sting Ray & 2001 C5
Originally Posted by GUSTO14
Pretty much the standard tire for the Fox body Mustang GT back in the day... Goodyear even made the VR rated Gatorback in this size for them.
Good luck... GUSTO
Yup... I have 225 x 60 15" Goodyear Eagle F-1's on my car right now. I put them on to drive from San Francisco to Bowling Green for the 2003 caravan. The tires are in good shape but the rubber is getting as hard as a rock, so time to change them. They don't make the F-1's in that size anymore, so I'm looking for something else.
Yup... I have 225 x 60 15" Goodyear Eagle F-1's on my car right now. I put them on to drive from San Francisco to Bowling Green for the 2003 caravan. The tires are in good shape but the rubber is getting as hard as a rock, so time to change them. They don't make the F-1's in that size anymore, so I'm looking for something else.
I noticed that Tire Rack has a couple of nice Michelin's, the...
Primacy MXV4 and the Pilot Exalto A/S; as well as a Continental and of course the always popular BFG. http://www.tirerack.com/tires/TireSe...er=15&x=12&y=6
I sure wish someone would offer a few V rated 15" performance tires in Corvette sizes. I can't help but think there is still a market for them.
A 60 tire is not as tall as a 70, and wondered if to much of the tire well would show. In addition, 225 are a wide tire, will they hit the fiberglass around the front wheel well when turning.
I'm running 215-65-15 Pilots with no interference problems. I don't think I would have any interference in the rear with 225's, but the front I don't know.
Dennis
From: Russellville, Kentucky 1967 Sting Ray & 2001 C5
Originally Posted by OCS1667
A 60 tire is not as tall as a 70, and wondered if to much of the tire well would show. In addition, 225 are a wide tire, will they hit the fiberglass around the front wheel well when turning.
I'm running 215-65-15 Pilots with no interference problems. I don't think I would have any interference in the rear with 225's, but the front I don't know.
Dennis
I've had the 225/60R15 on my car for 10 years. They don't hit anything. If you want to see how they look, click "my corvette photos"
They look good to me, you seem to have plenty of clearance and from the photo they appear to fill up the tire well. Next time I replace them, I will consider the 225's.
Dennis
I sure wish someone would offer a few V rated 15" performance tires in Corvette sizes. I can't help but think there is still a market for them.
Good luck in your quest... GUSTO
Last I looked, tire rack still had speed rated (Z) P4000 Pirellis in 225/65-15. Not cheap but an excellent tire that fits.
They don't look like they'd take a red line very well though...
Harry
Edit... So I checked TireRack's web site, as well as Discount Tire... Both show no stock and discontinued status for the tire... So now what? I guess I get it now...
Last edited by 66since71; Dec 26, 2010 at 08:55 PM.
From: Russellville, Kentucky 1967 Sting Ray & 2001 C5
Originally Posted by OCS1667
They look good to me, you seem to have plenty of clearance and from the photo they appear to fill up the tire well. Next time I replace them, I will consider the 225's.
Dennis
yup a bit more rubber on the ground. They no longer make the F-1 tires in a 225x60 so I gotta find something else. I liked the F-1s. As I siad. mine are about 10 years old, and have plenty of tred left. Problem is, the rubber is as hard as a rock from age.
T/As are cheap enough... I don't abuse the car or 'light 'em up,' so T/As may be ok... they don't have the best wear rating, but at half the price, dunno.
From: Russellville, Kentucky 1967 Sting Ray & 2001 C5
Originally Posted by 66since71
Last I looked, tire rack still had speed rated (Z) P4000 Pirellis in 225/65-15. Not cheap but an excellent tire that fits.
They don't look like they'd take a red line very well though...
Harry
Edit... So I checked TireRack's web site, as well as Discount Tire... Both show no stock and discontinued status for the tire... So now what? I guess I get it now...
Diamondback says they make one and show pic. The pic is a generic pic tho. I don't know how the redline would look on a 60 series.