Coker tires are absolute crap. I would only put them on a show car that never gets driven. They are made on 70 year old, worn out machinery that makes the tires nearly impossible to balance.

If you want whitewalls, purchase Diamondback radials. They're made to look like bias ply tires and cost about what Coker's crap sells for. By the way, Corky Coker honestly told me that if you drive your vehicle, buy Diamondbacks, not Cokers.

I purchased a set of Firestone All Season 215/70 R16 for $94 each on Amazon earlier this year. They have a nice flat sidewall without a lot of junk designs on it.
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