P225/75R15 Classic Tire 2-3/4in WW

The COKER TIRE P225/75R15 Classic Tire with 2-3/4-inch white sidewall is a radial passenger tire engineered for vintage and classic vehicles seeking authentic period-correct appearance combined with modern safety construction. This 225/75R15 tire delivers the aesthetic character expected on collector cars, restorations, and classic cruisers while providing the structural reliability modern drivers require for street use.

The P225/75R15 sizing places this tire in the mid-range category for classic vehicle applications, accommodating common wheel diameters from the 1960s through early 1980s. The radial construction improves ride quality and fuel efficiency compared to older bias-ply alternatives, while the white sidewall treatment—a 2-3/4-inch band—reproduces the look of authentic period rubber without sacrificing the durability advantages of contemporary tire manufacturing. Weighing 27.65 pounds, this single tire maintains the lightweight profile appropriate for vintage suspension systems.

This tire targets owners of American classic vehicles—muscle cars, hot rods, daily-driven restorations, and show cars—who refuse to compromise on authenticity or safety. The COKER TIRE brand has built its reputation specifically in the classic tire segment, understanding that collector vehicle owners demand tires that look correct in period photographs while providing the handling and braking characteristics expected on modern roads. Whether the application is a weekend car show, highway touring, or vintage racing events, this P225/75R15 serves that intersection where authenticity meets practical drivability.

Classic tire selection requires balancing three demands: fitment accuracy to the original wheel, visual correctness for the era, and adequate performance for contemporary traffic. COKER's American Classic Collector line was specifically developed for this purpose. The radial design and white sidewall profile ensure that classic vehicles maintain their intended visual character while delivering the grip and durability that modern driving conditions demand.