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Why don't they make whitewall tyres anymore? Considering the re-emergence of skinwall tyres for bicycles (which I LOVE, btw), I would have thought that people's automotive tastes might have run a similar course.
I know that some will say they were a nightmare to keep clean, but really... in this day and age, with all the detergents and chemicals we can use on our cars, I can't imagine that this would be a serious problem.
I mean, just look at this!
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cost more to produce.
not enough demand to justify extra production cost.
Because it's really difficult to draw a decent cock and balls on a black tyre with a permanent marker.
[quote=perchypanther ]Because it's really difficult to draw a decent cock and balls on a black tyre with a permanent marker.
tippex?
tippex?
Washes off too easily.
Unfortunately.
Bored at work SaxonRider?
Bored at work SaxonRider?
Possibly. But these are important questions. 😉
Gosh, I don't know why I thought whitewalls would garner more interest. 😛
Oh well. Your response, jam bo, is one I hadn't considered.
They make any car look good.
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There is a company at the Beaulieu MM that specialise in historic tyres, they will get you some. Vintage Tyres. Com
With Pirelli you have a choice
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Those Pirelli's are really just go-faster stripes, not a proper white-wall, though.
Just to be dull - presumably because most modern cars have such low profile tyres there's hardly any sidewall there to be white?
[url= https://www.cokertire.com/tires/styles/whitewall-tires.html ]https://www.cokertire.com/tires/styles/whitewall-tires.html[/url]