My letters are brown can not get white on my show car 73 Nova. What should I do. I don't want to paint them its not original if I do . "Not too cool" "Not too cool".

If you have a show car or a car you are proud of, DON’T purchase these tires! I’ve read the recommendation in the FAQ section. No car owner should need to spend hours on the letters before enjoying their car!

Having operated a Classic Mustang restoration facility for over twenty years, I never installed anything but B F Goodrich Radial T/A tires for quality, safety, and eye appeal. There simply is no substitute.

tHEY WERE GREAT TIRES, COULDN'T SAY ANYTHING BAD ABOUT THEM. ONE OF THE THINGS I LIKED, WAS THEY LASTED A LONG TIME. SOME TIRES GET 3-4 YEARS OLD, AND THEY ARE NO GOOD...

I put this tire on my 1966 Plymouth 23 years ago and I am just now changing them out because they are old. I only drive the car a few miles a week. I still have plenty of tread left. I am replacing with the same tire.

I have used this tire since 1980. I have placed them on sports cars, light trucks and vans and have always been impressed by the performance, ride and wear.

I had read some reviews that were less than positive, but the value was clear, and I'm very happy I went to the T/As. Excellent for a truck that is mostly on the highway,

Having operated a Classic Mustang restoration facility for over twenty years, I never installed anything but B F Goodrich Radial T/A tires for quality, safety, and eye appeal. There simply is no substitute.

Great looking tire. The sidewall is a bit soft for spirited cornering with newer suspension updates. This tire doesn't do well in the rain. I really wouldn't mind low(ish) profile versions of this tire for 17 inch wheels.

I have had a couple of sets of these tires, they always lasted a long time and never dry rotted. They look nice and made whatever car they were on handle great.