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i think the Conti actually runs a 225/70 rather than the more common 215/70. Maybe when its due for tires in a couple years I'll forget all about this and you can remind me. Mark VII is next on the list, those are 10 years old and starting to look a little questionable.
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Originally posted by DerekTheGreat View PostWhich model of tire? I looked at Nexen's passenger line, specifically SB-802's and their Aria AH-7's, didn't see white walls..
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Didn't see any WWs either so then you can get them from almost anyone.
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Which model of tire? I looked at Nexen's passenger line, specifically SB-802's and their Aria AH-7's, didn't see white walls..
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Nexen and Hankook offer whitewalls in 14” and 15” sizes that fit Panthers. I’ll will mention the Nexen whitewalls don’t seem to get the yellowing issue the Hankooks do.
Nexen does offer the whitewall in the “fleet” P225/70R15 size, and works well on these cars.
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Originally posted by friskyfrankie View Post
Cooper still making decent whitewalls?
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Originally posted by DerekTheGreat View PostYep, that's why I gave up on whitewalls too. Couldn't find a good tire with a decent tread pattern and white walls all in the same tire.
Quiet duals are a thing. My Town Car has what the shop called "Turbo" mufflers on it, but they are pretty tame. Short of our F-150 and Camaro, everything else will be quiet. Hell, maybe the Camaro even. As I get older, I find quiet to be much more appealing. Whenever I watch Engine Masters and Steve Brule compliments quiet stuff & gets railed on by his companions for his opinions, I feel for him.
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Yep, that's why I gave up on whitewalls too. Couldn't find a good tire with a decent tread pattern and white walls all in the same tire.
Quiet duals are a thing. My Town Car has what the shop called "Turbo" mufflers on it, but they are pretty tame. Short of our F-150 and Camaro, everything else will be quiet. Hell, maybe the Camaro even. As I get older, I find quiet to be much more appealing. Whenever I watch Engine Masters and Steve Brule compliments quiet stuff & gets railed on by his companions for his opinions, I feel for him.
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quiet duals are a thing. Honestly one of the big reasons I don't drive the Towncar much is the exhaust noise.
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It's got $52 Primewell's on it now, so I think just about anything would be an upgrade. Will likely run these for a while. Eventually upgrade this, and put the $52 specials on the 88.
Near future projects for this car:- Lots of driving
- paint faded interior hard plastics
- fuel lines
- seal for filler neck on the body side
- pretty up the rear axle
- either replace the heater core or flush it
- replace funky parking brake mechanism
- possible dual exhaust (I really like the quiet stock single on there now TBH)
- adding a third row should one become available
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Last time I wanted whitewalls I gave up and bought boring old black walls instead. Couldn't find anything that wasn't just some incredibly crappy Chinese tire. It really would look better with them but I can't force myself to drive on horrible tires just because they have the right look.
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I echo all the other comments- looks brand new and you did a fantastic job on it. I also couldn't put that much work into something and sell it. Like this red F-150 we've got, oh no, it's our pile of hot garbage.Although now, it's like your wagon, back online & turn-key drivable. As for the whitewalls, Coker tire? Might be expensive and not the best choice, but you'll have the look. I regret not doing whitewalls with the Town Car...
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Looking good. Enjoy driving it. Not too many tire manufactures are making white walls anymore. Nexen was what was available for me locally. Soft ride, nothing special but they look good and affordable.
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