Tire Tread Images

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Tire Tread Images​



SPEC-MDA-Firestone-Tread.jpg

Firestone
19" or 21"

SPEC-MDA-Goodrich-Tread.jpg

Goodrich
19" or 21

SPEC-MDA-Lester-Tread.jpg

Lester
19" or 21"

SPEC-MDA-Excelsior-Tread.jpg

Excelsior
19" or 21"

SPEC-MDA-Universal-Tread.jpg

Universal
19" or 21"

SPEC-MDA-Bedford-Tread.jpg

Bedford
19"



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those pictures will be invaluable to the purists, thanks for posts, altho im not one of them, I build my cars for the pure pleasure of having them and to enjoy, not to satisfy my ego
 
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Even tough a tire has a nice look, we MUST have just the "RIGHT" tread look, just to SATISFY us!! Are we all KRAZY???
Bill W.
 
WestCoast: "those pictures will be invaluable to the purists . . . )"
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Not quite, Westcoast. None of the treads pictured represent any of the tire treads that were available to the Ford Model A in the 1927-'32 production years. The only tire tread (and side wall) that is correct today (Excluding the one-sided white-wall) is the currrently available Goodyear 'Diamond Tread' (thank you Doug Clayton) pictured in Mitch's post #7, and it was not included in the group of treads pictured in the initial photo.

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- Doug Vieyra
 
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Dog:cool: here,
Whut about a tire tread thet stamps out, "DOG-DOG-DOG-DOG-DOG"?
Thet's called "DOG TRACKING"--LOL
Buster T.
 
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