Wanted: Cmp tires

[Craig McKelvie]

Any updates on the whole 900-r16 tires supplier for British Rims situation, 0 degree taper?

Looking for a distributor in Canada or Michigan / Ohio Area.

Trying to avoid the grinding down the 5 degree taper, (american rim)

Thank you,

[Harry Moon]

I've never ground down the rims and have installed new Denman 9x16 and those 1050X16 from specialty tire with no problem I've seen 8-10 different civil tires on rims.

[peter simundson]

I took five 9:00 x 16 3/4 ton tires in to the local old timer tire

guy 20 years ago to put on my CMP rims. I asked him if the 5 degree would

make a difference. He said he knew about it and not to worry.

They went on. looked great and still run great after 20 years. Use

heavy duty good quality American made tubes. Don't reuse the old ones.

Peter Simundson

[Craig McKelvie]

I will just have to keep searching for someone willing to install for me.

I have a local tire company who will sell tires to me, just won't install them.

[Andrew H.]

Originally Posted by Harry Moon

I've never ground down the rims and have installed new Denman 9x16 and those 1050X16 from specialty tire with no problem I've seen 8-10 different civil tires on rims.

Can you tell me how to contact "Specialty Tyre" and do they have a website?

[Harry Moon]

Originally Posted by Andrew H.

Can you tell me how to contact "Specialty Tyre" and do they have a website?

I bought mine from Wallace Wade, delivered to the MVPA convention. He has connections in the northeast to have them shipped to a border town. I do that in BC because I'm very close to the border. (oops, I see you are in New Zealand, they ship worldwide and I do recommend the 1050x16!

[chris vickery]

Don't go to places that deal regular automotive tires. You need to find yourself a shop that does heavy trucks, tractors and construction equipment. Those guys aren't scared to deal with our oddball stuff.

[Grant Bowker]

Specialty Tires of America is a manufacturer and as far as I know doesn't sell direct. http://www.stausaonline.com/ They sell through many of the restoration and speed equipment suppliers.

I also bought my 10.50x16s from Wallace Wade http://www.wallacewade.com/ although the website seems down at the moment.
https://www.cokertire.com/tires/styl...and-truck.html (Coker may suggest that tires made by STA are "Coker" tires)
https://www.universaltire.com/truck-.../military.html
http://www.lucasclassictires.com/Mil...k-Tires_c6.htm
http://www.summitracing.com/int/sear...illocation=int
http://www.jegs.com/webapp/wcs/store...=military+tire
and probably many more. Pricing and shipping price/policy can vary considerably, research for your needs and location is suggested.

I installed my own 10.50x16 tires and am by no means an expert tire installer.

[rob love]

I generally use summit racing as their shipping is either included or very very reasonable (like maybe $25 a tire tops). That is, of course, to your nearest border outlet.

[pauldavies]

Bought my 900 x 16 from Nigel Ward Military Spares last weekend. $300 with tubes, I was down at the MJCQ Swap meet in Canungra QLD so no postage. They look good for my C8