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Firestone Clincher Tire; All Black (30x3.50)

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    Features

    • Weight 15.000000
    • Construction 4 Ply Nylon Bias Ply
    • Product Size 30x3.5
    • Rim Diameter 23 Inch
    • Sidewall Style Blackwall
    • Max Load Capacity (Lbs) 800@65 Psi
    • Overall Diameter (In) 31.3
    • Fits 30x3.50 Clincher Rims

    Description

    Premium Vintage Tire. The Firestone Clincher Tire; All Black offers a classic, authentic tire solution for antique and collector vehicles. Designed to interlock securely with clincher rims, this tire preserves the original look and performance of early 20th-century automobiles and motorcycles. It ensures period-correct style while providing reliable road use.

    Construction and Appearance. Made with bias ply construction combined with 4-ply nylon, this tire features a durable blackwall sidewall crafted from high-quality rubber compounds. The tread design is a traditional non-skid pattern that complements vintage vehicles with an authentic Firestone embossed sidewall. Its 23-inch rim diameter and substantial 31.3-inch overall diameter evoke original equipment specifications.

    Installation. Installation is straightforward when mounted on compatible clincher rims, requiring no modifications or drilling. The tire’s design ensures a secure fit and reliable performance on period-appropriate wheel flanges.

    Warranty. This tire includes a life of the tread warranty, underscoring its long-lasting durability and quality.

    Application. Fits 30x3.50 clincher-style rims for use primarily on antique vehicles and motorcycles from the early 1900s to the 1920s.

    Firestone 793850

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