Finally OEM size tires with raised white letters (by Continental)

[Las Cruces FX4]

I like white letters on some stuff, sporty trucks being one of them. Chance you have a pic of the whole side of the truck with them on? My truck is white and it might sway my decision.

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[1929]

I've used sign painters one shot to paint the letters black in the past. Held up well.

 

[Las Cruces FX4]

Well done! Looks like you have some Ford Performance ST mods on your truck as well. Where / who did you go to get that done?

 

[Las Cruces FX4]

Well done! Looks like you have some Ford Performance ST mods on your truck as well. Where / who did you go to get that done?

So just a few more things Ive done-painted OEM calipers, painted mudf

Nice. It gives it a very 1970’s look to it. Are you going to get some retro wheels to complete the look?

For now I will stick with the factory black wheels due to budget reasons. Thanks for the compliment.

 

[Las Cruces FX4]

I like white letters on some stuff, sporty trucks being one of them. Chance you have a pic of the whole side of the truck with them on? My truck is white and it might sway my decision.

I had posted some side shots on the this Forum under Maverick ST! I will get some more asap. Thanks

 

[JP4AZ]

Chris, Your truck looks awesome!

 

[Las Cruces FX4]

Chris, Your truck looks awesome!

Yours is looking as well.

 

[NJBob]

After sometime on the web finally found raised white letters tires. After a bit of time, finally found factory sized RWL tires from Continental. Better gas mileage and ride better.

The factory tires had about 42k and had begun to show signs of dry rot ( desert southwest).

The new Continentals ride great.

Damn Dry Rot already? It seems that is happening alot more. But what you got looks great!

 

[Phimosis]

Damn Dry Rot already? It seems that is happening alot more. But what you got looks great!

I kinda of discounted that. I live in SoCal and go into the desert daily for work and I’ve never seen dry rot in my tires in 20+ years. Dry rot causes are: extreme temps, UV exposure, age, contact with chemicals and under inflation. I figured it was under inflation or chemicals like tire dressings.

 

[NJBob]

I kinda of discounted that. I live in SoCal and go into the desert daily for work and I’ve never seen dry rot in my tires in 20+ years. Dry rot causes are: extreme temps, UV exposure, age, contact with chemicals and under inflation. I figured it was under inflation or chemicals like tire dressings.

My wife's Forrester has dry rot after 3 years. Had to change the tires which still had plenty of tread. Think they used Yokohama tires. Even the tires on my 69 Camaro Z/28. The tires have no dry rot bf goodritch The tires on the Camaro are over 10 years old so I should buy new ones. But love the look on what you got.

 

[TheHotDogMachine]

After sometime on the web finally found raised white letters tires. After a bit of time, finally found factory sized RWL tires from Continental. Better gas mileage and ride better.

The factory tires had about 42k and had begun to show signs of dry rot ( desert southwest).

The new Continentals ride great.

Are these just manually spraypainted red bits? I love this!

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