I have this brand of tire on my 34/35 chevy trucks and I also, Sell Vintage tires and I have sold this brand.

To date there is no issues.

also, All tires are required to meet the DOT Department of transportation requirements for safety. Even the Vintage tires.

Now, If someone has an issue they send a cert. letter to the one he purchased the tires from then to the Maker of the tire.

Everyone will be on the same page. then you file and have a copy of the letter to the BBB. There will be a hearing.

or take it to court and front the cost to fight.

You should document the day they were installed and also, a letter/statement by the business that dismounted the tire. and what is even better is to have a police dept. come out and take a report with a file number.

when you go to the BBB meeting. Take the tires with you. along with a picture of the trailer/truck etc. and let them know they can view the car. etc.

They will have nothing to stand on. and You will win. and they have to pay you for the time it took and the cost to get to the meetings. and the time off from work. as most of these meetings are in the late mornings or after 1pm.

This works as I did this with a new truck. and for customers of mine who needed a prof. Witness.

I hope this helps all of you out there in truck land


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