Bias Look Radials | Coker American Classic Tires vs True Bias Ply

Up until the early 1970s, most of the cars and trucks on the road ran on bias ply tires. We may take radial tire construction for granted today, but for many years there was, and in some cases still is, a bias vs. radial tires argument. This is especially true in the hot rod and classic car market where “big and littles” and wide white wall tires are still very popular, and many want a correct-looking tire.

Coker Tire launched its bias look radials in 2013 and have continued to expand on this unique line, adding muscle car and redline tires to its bias look radial offerings. If you’ve ever asked what the difference between bias and radial tires is, this tech Q&A video with Coker Tire will surely help. Here in this video, we delve into bias vs radial tires and how they differ in construction and road manners, and more.

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2:17 Bias Look Radials
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