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Topic: Bias Ply Tires
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BIAS PLY TIRE MFG'S!!!!
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posted November 24, 2001 10:56 AM
 
I am having trouble finding a manuafacturer of "BIAS PLY tires. Need 14" tires with non-aggressive tread. This is a NON-automotive application. The difficulty is the tires must be new!!! We used to use "BLEMISHED" Radial tires from Michelin. They would slice the sidewall in a couple places which works for our application. Thus the tire was quite cheap... Now the legislation has changed and radials are no longer acceptable. I need to somehow find out the name or names of current Bias Tire Manufacturers as our requirements are in the area of 300-400 tires annually..will take up to 1200 in a single buy.
Please post if you can help.
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donfromnaples
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posted November 25, 2001 12:37 PM
Denman Tire Corp.
400 Diehl S. Rd.
Leavittsburg, OH 44430-9741
(330)675-4200
Manufacturer of specialty tires, including modified light-truck BIAS and radial, OTR, agricultural, industrial, construction, race and classic. www.denmantire.com
sales@denmantire.com
webmaster@denmantire.com
Greenball Corp.
2525 El Presidio St.
Long Beach, CA 90810
(310)669-2626
Manufacturer of BIAS and radial light-truck and trailer tire and wheel assemblies for the OEM and replacement markets, plus industrial and ATV tires and tubes. www.greenball.com
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dgktire
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posted December 03, 2001 06:56 PM
what size tires are we talking about?IP: Logged |
Tired!!!
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posted December 04, 2001 03:41 PM
Thank You "donfromnaples" for the leads.
much appreciated. Fingers crossed and on the phone!!!IP: Logged |
Tired!!!
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posted December 04, 2001 03:45 PM
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Originally posted by dgktire:
what size tires are we talking about?
Thank You "DgkTire" for responding. The only absolute we have is tires must be
"Bias Ply" (not radials), Non-agressive tread
The acutal rim size 14" is prefered, 15"is optional, Space saver spares are even being considered. The profile of the tire is not that critical. We could even use a mixture of different cross sections. Looking forward to hearing from you.... IP: Logged | |
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