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2020 Corvette of the Year Finalist (performance mods)
2019 C3 of Year Winner (performance mods)
2016 C3 of Year Finalist
They are surprisingly expensive, but look awesome. If you went with an aftermarket larger size I would suggest Rim Savers red rim protectors. Or you can make your own with Tire Stickers
I went with the rim savers for the cost.
Diamondback has redlines in a variety of sizes, from 15" to 20+" You will probably find if you do a search here that many will say if you plan to drive your car, you will be happier with the Diamondback than the Cokers. You might want to give each of them a call or check them out online to help you decide.
The Diamondbacks tend to be more expensive, but folks that drive their cars more often seem happier with them.
Steve, that is a beautiful '69, and the redlines do look terrific on it.
How many miles do you get from a set? Or do you just change them out due to age?
GUSTO
I bought a set for a different car, then bought a set for this car while it was being painted. I actually sold a different 69 and needed to put them on that car. So I bought yet another set for this one. I drive this car regularly, but I’ve not put on so many miles to test mileage longevity.
They are surprisingly expensive, but look awesome. If you went with an aftermarket larger size I would suggest Rim Savers red rim protectors. Or you can make your own with Tire Stickers
I went with the rim savers for the cost.
red lines
