very robust carcass with rounded shoulder that compliments the chassis set up of a classic car on the When using data from our period fitment guides please note - Tyre manufacturers base their fitment guide data on whether an innertube is necessary with their own recommended tyres. Not just whether the wheel fitted to the vehicle is a tubeless wheel. rallying. The Collezione range also supports specialist post classic tyres right through to this century and XJ40 of the late ‘70s and 1980s. As well as the P5 tyres for the Jaguar XJS Pirelli also make the 235/60R15 P600 for later cars. The Pirelli Collezione range also Milan, 19 August 2020 – Pirelli is launching a new tyre for the iconic Fiat 500: the car that symbolised mass motoring in Italy more

F40, Jaguar XJ220 and Lamborghini Diablo. At Longstone Tyres we are car enthusiasts first and foremost. We are keen to help our customers findSpeed for cars that would have originally fitted a Dunlop RS5 such as the 5.90H15 tyre for the Austin

manufacture them. They have also released a range of tyres called Dunlop Sport Classic. Sadly they are We offer an extensive range of White Wall Tyres from the likes of General, Firestone, Goodrich, Hankook, Lucas Vintage tyres from the US offer an exceptional value range of proper vintage tyres. These are tyresexpanding nicely. Pirelli offer the correct and original 125R12 Cinturato CN54 tyre for the vintage Fiat 500, A large portion of the classic cars on the road today are fitted with wire wheels. Wire wheels were designed to be fitted with innertubes. All the tyres that were fitted to the classic cars with wire wheels were not low profile tyres and therefore should fit innertubes. Radial Tyres and Innertubes For Example, many cars from the 1970s fitted tubeless wheels, (wheels featuring a safety rib). The Michelin XAS tyres, in period, were a tube-type tyres. In cases where Michelin recommend an XAS for a car, their fitment guides will say the car needs innertubes. However, the wheel is a tubeless wheel with a safety rib and if fitted with an alternative tubeless tyre, no tube would have been needed. Therefore, for example; if the same car listed in a Pirelli fitment guide, where a tubeless CN36 tyre were recommended, the same car will be listed as tubeless.