
Re: [Chrysler300] re tires, etc for 300 cars
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Re: [Chrysler300] re tires, etc for 300 cars
- From: Bill Huff <czbill@xxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Sat, 19 Nov 2011 00:31:10 -0500
Amen! If you want to show, you can have a
separate set of proper white wall tires, wheels
and hub caps, but on the road run the best you
can afford. Nothing worse than trying to stay
short of a modern vehicle making a panic stop
ahead of you. Tires and brakes are supreme.Try
following at a greater distance and there is
always some jerk pulling in ahead of you with about 5' of clearance.
Bill Huff
At 11/18/201108:53 PM, you wrote:
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>I've been reading this tread re tires, etc for
>our chrysler 300 letter cars. I find it rather
>weird that some members that although their
>collectors cars are now worth rather big bucks
>compared to when they acquired them years ago,
>they are not willing to spend the appropriate
>amount of $'s to make sure that they are as road
>worthy as possible. As far as I'm concerned,
>safety really comes into play with all this. My
>opinion on choice of tires is to get what is the
>best tire to do the job and forgot this nonsense
>as to whether is has wide white wall or narrow
>sidewall. When I had my 65 300L ht restored
>about 15 years ago, I was not able to find
>proper 14 inch tires for it plus the
>availability of factory hub caps was next to
>nil(the factory ones are not really nice looking
>to start with) plus the price for really nice
>ones was prohibitive so I converted to 15 inch
>wheels using the magnum 500's with the spinner
>options. Most people on the street will not
>remember as to whether these cars had wide
>whitewalls tires, etc so why are we wasting lost
>of money in trying to make to 100 % factory. Now
>let's remember that this is a hobby so let's
>quit worrying about using crappy bias ply tires
>as what these came with from the factory. I will
>always make sure that I have excellent tires,
>brakes and suspension on any of my vehicles. One
>cannot put a price on safety. I hope that I
>haven't offended any of you purists but this is
>my two cents worth. Cheers from Fern with 300H
>convertible and 300L ht and still to restore 300L 4 speed conv.
>
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