Reproduction tires
 

They make Goodyear and Firestone. Why don't they make Uniroyal?


Tiger Paw is so Pontiac.

Truth
But limited market to GTO's and Cougars ,,,, and maybe a few other strays.

There was a style like these that had a paw print between tiger - paw , are ones I remember most in my days.

https://www.chevelles.com/attachment...40-jpg.712467/

My picture is the spare off of the 1973 Formula I just brought home. I know Camaros used them too.

UNIROYAL still avail
 

I went back to an OE "Look" on my '66 with some Uniroyal TP WW.

They still offer the TP WL as well, just doesn't fit the look I was after.

I like the potential on those Jeff.
Probably way better and cheaper than repop redlines.

"could" also flip them in , and use white letter paint on them

Been running TPs for quite a while. https://uploads.tapatalk-cdn.com/202...1f734aa2aa.jpg

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TP RWL;

https://www.tireoutlet.com/tires/mak...tiger-paw-xtm/

Early Tiger Paw logo
 

I saved this piece of sidewall way back in the eighties. If I remember correctly, it had a thin white stripe on the other side, and for sure it was on an early 14 x 6 Rally II.

Similar discussion from the Yenko site (Post #7 in particular):

https://www.yenko.net/forum/showthre...ighlight=rusty

K

I remember that logo from old ads but never saw it on a tire before.
Super Cool

In the 80's there was a guy who would come to our annual All-Pontiac show in Greensboro NC and he could "cut & color" redlines into the sidewall of black wall tires.
He did it on the spot - right in the parking lot.

Never watched him do it , but should have .
Guess that is a lost art now.

Over 30 years ago, Coker did not make a correct size tire for the 64s, 7.50X14 Uniroyals. After getting docked for it, I got with GTOAA and Tiemann. Coker listened and I had my tires for the 93 convention. You all can possibly do the same.

"Bill"!

Would anyone run the current reproductions? SO far, I want to stay with bias ply belted. Conversion would be P215/70R14 for a radial. Not available for a lot of tires.