White Letters

[Toasty]

Anyone brave enough to put white letter tires on their ride? They do give off a truckish vibe for sure

 

[B-train]

I did try it by painting my Nittos on one side of my truck to see how it looked. I like the look, but it definitely needs to be the right size and style font. ROWL Goodyear tires also look good in my opinion

 

[justchecking]

I did try it by painting my Nittos on one side of my truck to see how it looked. I like the look, but it definitely needs to be the right size and style font. ROWL Goodyear tires also look good in my opinion

Call me old school but it does look good.

 

[Tonyrodz]

Call me old school but it does look good.

Agreed.

 

[Onlyone]

I like it.

 

[Trey Hardy]

I did try it by painting my Nittos on one side of my truck to see how it looked. I like the look, but it definitely needs to be the right size and style font. ROWL Goodyear tires also look good in my opinion

We use to do it all the time back in highschool run to Walmart get a white paint pen and go to town in the parking lot painting your letters! It was cool but never lasted longer than a couple weeks/washes eventually got tired of repainting tires every other week. I’ve been seeing the tire stickers I wonder if they would actually hold up good and hold their color

 

[Bayou Dave]

Old school I am. I have white, outlined tires on my truck still.

 

[WalleyeMikeIII]

Be best to put WL on a full black out…lol.

Whatever you like is what you should run. People probably think I’m nuts, but I hate blackout, and run all the chrome and like it. Others can’t stand chrome and try to delete it…do what makes you happy, don’t worry about what others think!

 

[B-train]

We use to do it all the time back in highschool run to Walmart get a white paint pen and go to town in the parking lot painting your letters! It was cool but never lasted longer than a couple weeks/washes eventually got tired of repainting tires every other week. I’ve been seeing the tire stickers I wonder if they would actually hold up good and hold their color

I actually used WHITE OUT for office paperwork. It was the little bottle with a stick and dabber. It worked extremely well and never washed off, even with a pressure washer over the tires. However, it did develop very small cracks from the flexing of the rubber and eventually turned more of an off-white. Still not a deal breaker for me and continued to look great.

I decided on going back to black walls and I had to use a razor blade to scrape it off. If you use some good cleaner or alcohol on the areas you want to paint, that stuff will grab on and stay good for quite some time.

I may give them another round in the future and do 4 this time.

 

[Trey Hardy]