Very thin whitewall tyres
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If you fancy having a go yourself, Mr Whitewall supplies the white latex paint.
https://www.mrwhitewalls.com/?srsltid=AfmBOoovi1YB...

https://www.mrwhitewalls.com/?srsltid=AfmBOoovi1YB...
Longstone Tyres supply classic tyres, and say they can have a whitewall any size built into the carcass, although it probably won't be cheap!
Link here:- https://www.longstonetyres.co.uk/
Link here:- https://www.longstonetyres.co.uk/
A friend of mine used these on his early Beetle. They are inserts that fit under the rim and make any regular tyre look like whitewalls. I assume you can trim them down to your desired depth?
https://www.amazon.co.uk/PORTAWALL-White-Wall-Tyre...


https://www.amazon.co.uk/PORTAWALL-White-Wall-Tyre...


Dapster said:
A friend of mine used these on his early Beetle. They are inserts that fit under the rim and make any regular tyre look like whitewalls. I assume you can trim them down to your desired depth?
https://www.amazon.co.uk/PORTAWALL-White-Wall-Tyre...


The OP wants thin band whitewalls though https://www.amazon.co.uk/PORTAWALL-White-Wall-Tyre...



As an aside, I had inserts on a previous classic. They were cheap, but didn t fit flush with the sidewall and one nudge of the kerb and they were buggered.
Edited by Escort3500 on Friday 2nd January 13:30
There s a guy on instagram who does them in Australia- creates a safe ridge and paints them on your car while the wheel spins. Any colour you like and any thickness. Has good reviews too.
https://www.instagram.com/reel/DTBwsekEqTw/?igsh=M...
I’m sure there are places in the UK that can do similar? Must be.
https://www.instagram.com/reel/DTBwsekEqTw/?igsh=M...
I’m sure there are places in the UK that can do similar? Must be.
Edited by Jayzee on Saturday 3rd January 00:27
There is. Mr Whitewalls. He’s in Staffordshire.
https://www.facebook.com/watch/?v=1750870349064895
https://www.facebook.com/watch/?v=260838084856780
https://www.facebook.com/watch/?v=1750870349064895
https://www.facebook.com/watch/?v=260838084856780
Have painted them on old show trucks that dont cover many miles using the latex paint to protect the rubber from UV (and for style I guess).
It was actually easy and turned out really well, I had templates to use as a stencil but was a faff so ended up using the templates to draw on the tyre with french chalk, and then free handed it, couple of clean ups with a Stanley blade and it came out smooth and professional imo.
It was actually easy and turned out really well, I had templates to use as a stencil but was a faff so ended up using the templates to draw on the tyre with french chalk, and then free handed it, couple of clean ups with a Stanley blade and it came out smooth and professional imo.
vpr said:
You are the king of White wall tyres William.
I m very keen on them too. Unfortunately the US seem to be the only suppliers these days and their rubber ain t good
Your such a charmer Uncle L.... how are you mate..havent seen you for ages..hope you and the fam are all ok x xI m very keen on them too. Unfortunately the US seem to be the only suppliers these days and their rubber ain t good
Jayzee said:
There s a guy on instagram who does them in Australia- creates a safe ridge and paints them on your car while the wheel spins. Any colour you like and any thickness. Has good reviews too.
https://www.instagram.com/reel/DTBwsekEqTw/?igsh=M...
I m sure there are places in the UK that can do similar? Must be.
The huy in WA looks brilliant ! if only he was here in the UK....wonder if there's anyone here that does the same ??https://www.instagram.com/reel/DTBwsekEqTw/?igsh=M...
I m sure there are places in the UK that can do similar? Must be.
Edited by Jayzee on Saturday 3rd January 00:27
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