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Jim:
Hi ,looking  at new tires wondering between diamondback  or coker 225 70r14 redlines  reading poor quality  on cokers,balancing  don't know where they make them. Diamond back  redlines fading out?  Dan  what did you have on your car .jim

elagache:
Dear Jim and mid-60s Buick caregivers who are fussy about what rubber meets the road,


--- Quote from: Jim on February 16, 2022, 04:39:19 PM ---Hi ,looking  at new tires wondering between diamondback  or coker 225 70r14 redlines  reading poor quality  on cokers,balancing  don't know where they make them. Diamond back  redlines fading out?  Dan  what did you have on your car .jim

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Actually, I never thought about who manufactures Coker tires.  It would be interesting to know if they do their own manufacturing or have another outfit make their tires.

No doubt, Diamond Back tires are expensive.  At least the DB-III tires are modified B.F. Goodrich Radial TAs which have a good reputation.  Sorry, I haven't heard anything about Diamond Back red-lines fading.  The DB-III white walls on my trusty wagon still look great.  She doesn't spend much time outside and I am careful to apply tire dressing with UV protection.  It is tough to ferret out from commentary whether the problem is poor manufacturing or lack of proper TLC.

Cheers, Edouard

Jim:
Hi when I called coker they said they own the molds but have several different  manufacturers  actually  make them .so you don't really know what  quantity  your getting. Jim

GS66:
I had Cokers on mine, seemed good. They sure squealed loud and laid black marks when called upon!

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