DIY RED LINE TIRES. Triumph TR6 or any model that had red lines original. @DIYHELP

[@DIYHelp]

So far no problems. They do look good. I’ll be checking often though.

[@charlesbaker4508]

They look really good once mounted on the car! It would be great to know how they stand up to time and use, and if they perform well I’d do this with the next set of tires I buy…

[@MuzixMaker]

My next car. Nice job.

[@tysongarrett8688]

Overall that came out excellent....??if the red is brighter then original redlines?....looking at tire off car seems red is to bright....but on car...it really looks good....process looks tedious..your red paint fill in...works great on that white that peeks through...would be interest how the redlines hold up afyer 1000 miles on them....overall....excellent job!

[@DIYHelp]

good morning - yes the results came out better than I thought. I get lots of compliments. Like I said - on a BRG color car - they really make a difference in my opinion where other colors look just fine with just an all black tire. But I like the original look overall and wanted to replicate. The red color I "suspect" is a bit brighter than the original. However - I really can't tell. My old tires were very old and weathered and subjected to years of sunlight, etc. You really can't compare. I am told they can do "custom" colors though and can change the red a little darker if you wish. Regardless - the original tires may have been just as bright back in 1976. I did have a little white peak through. Either the red band was not cut perfectly or the white stripe was not the exact width all the way around. It wasn't because I installed wrong - something was off with one of the two items. But it was minor gaps I just used a little red paint to fill in - not noticeable now. Yes - I will be monitoring them. You end up with quite a bit left over glue so I'm storing indoors and will use that to touch up if required - so far no need to. I didn't clock myself but it is tedious and did one tire at a time. Maybe one hour per tire including removing and prep.

[@nimster64]

Thanks for the video. Where did you say you bought it from? And what should I search for