are there tires that look like Polyglas (but not so pricey)

[sam dupont]

I have an 1969 International Aristocrat that came with red line H70-15 Polyglas tires. I can find no information on the maker, but it appears that Goodyear owned the name Polyglas. Management of International was usually so cheap they would skin a fart for the hide and tallow, so them buying Goodyear Polyglas would surprise me.

I want a tire that looks square edge/flat faced like a Goodyear, but more affordable as they will go bad from age long before I get any miles on them.

 

[radical rob]

Might try coker

 

[33 IMP]

I doubt you will find any square-shouldered bias look tires that arent hugely expensive. And huge redlines (H) are worse.
You might find some truck tires that have a square shouldered look, i dont know all that is available in that market.... but thats where id start looking.....

 

[toolmanmike]

Got to pay to play!

 

[dadsbee]

Just go straight to Kelsey Tire that holds the rights and molds to Goodyear reproductions. They process the tires in PA. I was dumb and put up with waiting on Universal Vintage Tire.. Aka Coker tire for over 5 years. Got them shipped, F60-15's, the day after I contacted Kelsey..

 

[Some Car Guy]

I know this isn’t exactly what you are looking for, but if you want cheaper redlines, it’s either these or try a kit to put a stripe on a cheap tire. I’ll be getting new rubber within two years due to age and will try these or put a kit on something like a General RT45. I decided I’m not paying 350 a tire for the repop deal. I drive and those tires just aren’t that great and really don’t look like the bias ply anyway.

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