Coker has on rare occasion had some manufacturing problems (like any
mfg co. will) and some tires went out to customers that yellowed as
a result of the vulcanizing process. It could not be washed out
with a product like Westleys because it was a temperature problem.
They have always been very good about replacing such tires for the
customer. I have not heard of them having problems with this in
several years now. Indeed, Coker probably produces consistently the
very whitest whitewalls of any hobby supplier.
Wayne
----- Original Message -----
From: "JASON ROGERS" <ljrogers@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
Sent: Tuesday, June 18, 2002 9:13 AM
Subject: Coker WWW Tires
Greetings:
I don't intend to "stir the pot," but has anyone had experience with
the yellowing of Coker's WWW
tires...and then not been able to "restore" them to white? If this
is still a problem, what
alternative supplier/brand is recommended?
I don't own any WWW tires, but heard from a friend about this
yellowing reputation; would like some
more info for when I decide to purchase a set for my Plymmy.
Jason Rogers
'55 Belvedere
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