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Vredestein Tires - 11-18-2007, 03:24 AM



I was recently doing some web surfing, and I came across the site for Vredestein (a Dutch tire manufacturer).

http://www.vredestein.com/index.asp

Since Vredestein supplied the OEM tires for all Amphicars, I searched their (strangely slow) site, and found that they make a 165 R 13 82 T in their Sprint+ series:

http://www.vredestein.com/Banden_Ban...ionID=51467097

(you may have to paste that long URL)

I also found that Vredestein has a USA distributor, listed as:

13 Bridge Street
Metuchen N.J. 08840
U.S.A.
Telephone:732-549-2440/800-221-3422
Fax:732-549-2450
E-mail address:
customerus@vredestein.com


and 143 USA dealers listed at:

http://www.vredestein.com/Dealerloca...&Submit=Search


Although I don't think Vredestein tires were uniquely better than any other current tires, if you are a stickler for authenticity, you may want check them out.



Ed Price
El Cajon, CA USA
67 Rust Guppy



  
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Mark Richardson
 
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Re: Vredestein Tires - 11-18-2007, 02:30 PM


Ed,

My 67 came with CEAT (pronounced che-at) which I believe is an Italian
supplier. They had massive 4 inch whitewalls.

Wonder what the percentage of cars with them was? my car is a late one.

Mark


Since Vredestein supplied the OEM tires for all Amphicars, I searched
their
> (strangely slow) site, and found that they make a 165 R 13 82 T in
their
> Sprint+ series:
> Ed Price
> El Cajon, CA USA
> 67 Rust Guppy
>

  
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mstrug@juno.com
 
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Re: Re: Vredestein Tires - 11-19-2007, 10:24 AM

My 66 amphi came with Ceat tires also. Heck, they even passed the dmv inspection. Bought some bfg 185's for 'Mercedes' with 2- 7/8" W.W. Look and feel great! I got them at W. Wade Antique tires in Dallas same price as Coker but usual TX taxes. Marc, Amphigr66n.
  
 



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