17" - 20" wide whites and red line tires! (pics)
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17" - 20" wide whites and red line tires! (pics)
lucky_brew
+1y
Originally posted by BenDaPirate
Originally posted by SPOT
Checked into these a year ago. To spendy! Unless you got it....The other direction would be to send your own tires out to have them whitewalled or redlined. Wasnt this in a magazine lately? or?
I wouldn't suggest doing this. Although it is cheap and pretty easy, its pretty dangerous. You're scraping the sidewall off your tire thus taking away the sidewall strength.
copied from their site!
1 How are your tires made?We use a process known as Vulcanization. Vulcanization is a process by which two pieces of rubber are permanently joined by temperature, time, & pressure.
White rubber has nothing to add to the strength of a tire
Originally posted by SPOT
Checked into these a year ago. To spendy! Unless you got it....The other direction would be to send your own tires out to have them whitewalled or redlined. Wasnt this in a magazine lately? or?
I wouldn't suggest doing this. Although it is cheap and pretty easy, its pretty dangerous. You're scraping the sidewall off your tire thus taking away the sidewall strength.
copied from their site!
1 How are your tires made?We use a process known as Vulcanization. Vulcanization is a process by which two pieces of rubber are permanently joined by temperature, time, & pressure.
White rubber has nothing to add to the strength of a tire
complexdesigns
+1y
Those have been out for at least 4 years from diamondback. I drove down there and picked mine up, been running them ever since and they are great tires. They are kind of a waste if you cant rock a big whitewall imo, I would get rid of mine but I was one of the first to pull it all together so I will keep rockin em but they are expensive lol.