Note that his were 215/75, not 205/75; there's zero risk of rubbing under any conditions with 205/75's on stock rims. I have DB Firestone Supreme Si 205/75-15 redlines on my '67, and I'm very happy with them. :thumbs:

I went with Diamondback too, expensive but worth it. I got the Goldlines because I have a 1966, and that is the color for that year. Besides, gold against Milano Maroon looks great.

Mine are the BF Goodrich Radial T/A
Size 215/70 R15
Goldline

Perfect fit and no rubbing.

http://i284.photobucket.com/albums/l...te_detail5.jpg

:iagree: :thumbs:

Another noob question from a noob, but what size whitewall came stock on the 64's and what make radials would you guys recommend in 205/75R with that size whitewall? Thanks!!!
E

Welcome aboard. :thumbs:
The correct size for your car in a modern radial would be a 205/75/15.
Here is a link to a thread where I list all of the the white walls that I could find at this time in that size.


:cheers:

Paul

http://forums.corvetteforum.com/c1-a...all-tires.html

Thanks so much, Fawndeuce!!! I truly appreciate it! E

Those 75 series (both 205 and 215's) tires sure fill the fenders nicely. I hate empty fenderwells!

JIM

Thanks, Jim! Me, too!