Tire Decal Fad

[D1984]

I think it looks like shit, sorry

 

[P49Y-CY]

i have always been a fan of raised white letter tires, but mostly on 60s musclecars. as far as the newer stuff there seems to be something lacking. if the sidewall is too thin (which is the case with most newer street cars, setup for handling), it makes it look a little weird.

gotta have a tire like this on it! lol

 

[oldmodman]

Voted for like.
Mainly because they will look better longer than filling in the letters with paint.
And you can peel them off. I can see adding them for a car show or photo shoot then peeling them right off.

 

[03Sssnake]

i have always been a fan of raised white letter tires, but mostly on 60s musclecars. as far as the newer stuff there seems to be something lacking. if the sidewall is too thin (which is the case with most newer street cars, setup for handling), it makes it look a little weird.

gotta have a tire like this on it! lol

pretty much this...I think they have their place, looks great on a big meaty slick/drag tire/wheel setup...not so much on low profile rubber band tire and wheel combos.

 

[SID297]

there are a small handful of cars I've seen that I think it works well with the theme of the car but on most I think it draws attention to an area that doesnt warrant it

That's pretty much where I am on it. It has to blend with the overall look of car and not stand out on its own.

 

[Shifty Powers]

I put i like them. But it really depends on the car and what theme is going on with the car. They wouldnt look right on mine

 

[Fox-4]

It's 100% rice for those who hard-parked their cars.

Sent from my GDI turbo Mustang

 

[ROMM]

I like it on some stuff. I've had a whole bunch of old school cars. '67 Camaro, '67 Fastback Mustang, Superformance Cobra, '68 Torino GT, '70 Torino GT, etc. They ALL had white letter tires on them. When I got my 2014 Track Pack several months ago, it reminded me of my old '67 Fastback. Had to slap some rubber white letters on them! I think the ones I have are too big though. I had originally ordered 1" letters, but they sent me 1.5" and I didn't realize it until I had done two tires already.

 

[AustinSN]

I like them on some vehicles.

Nick's Viper for instance.

 

[13COBRA]

I like them on some vehicles.

Nick's Viper for instance.

Thanks sweet cheeks.

 

[PaxtonShelby]

I can take it or leave it. Buddy's Generals on his lifted Jeep have red letters - tires came that way - and they look nice.

 

[apex svt]

i have always been a fan of raised white letter tires, but mostly on 60s musclecars. as far as the newer stuff there seems to be something lacking. if the sidewall is too thin (which is the case with most newer street cars, setup for handling), it makes it look a little weird.

gotta have a tire like this on it! lol

Ditto on this^^. I like it on a drag setup, but on your "daily" wheels it just looks riced out.

 

[Lambeau]

Yes I have.

I used Tredwear RWL: http://tredwear.com/

Your Cat is tits.

 

[cbj5259]

Personally I'm waiting for this fad to come back so I can rock mine again.


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[Murder Snake]

use this and whatever color you want.

http://www.ebay.com/itm/Sharpie-Oil...hash=item3aaffbe7e6:m:mNh_3baaTaPJpp0s3orQ1_g

friend did some..

 

[MastaAce03]

I'm a fan, might do it once I upgrade my tires this spring

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[Sonic605hp]

Like many others I like it sometimes and other times I don't.

 

[Never_Enough]

I think it can look really good, when done right.

As with any other appearance mod, there is a right way and a wrong way.

This. I don't think I'd do it on my cars, though.

 

[DSS]

overly large letters on skinny tires ain't my style but i think it can be done tastefully, on the right tire and the right size of letters, and at least do it on a some kinda race tire

less is more for me

here mine
done this 3 years ago

R888s on the front
MT 345/35/18 on the rear

 

[ZYBORG]

Stick on letters on your tires are gender neutral.

Something an undercover ricer with a little more income would do.