whitewall

He went for what the military would have called a whitewall.

Nothing could be seen except the outline of an old whitewall tire.

We don't even have much in the way of whitewall tires anymore.

No, now it smells like a burning new whitewall tire.

Turtle was slapping at the side of her flat whitewall with one hand.

It could have been the most ordinary family picture, except for the backdrop of whitewall tires.

The car rides on 15-inch cast-aluminum wheels and whitewall tires.

A late model dark blue sedan with whitewall tires drove into the Tanner driveway.

The enormous automobile was ebony with smoked glass and whitewall tires.

Tires were black rubber often with a whitewall.

"The car was perfect, and Jack just touched up a little paint and put on some new wide whitewall tires."

The answer, in gleaming chrome and whitewall tires, lay out there on the floor of the receiving bay.

Owned it from the removable hardtop down to the wide whitewall tires.

Wide whitewall tires reached their zenith in popularity by the early-1950s.

The width of the whitewall denotes the era that the particular car hearkens to.

They are especially popular for cars with whitewall tires, which easily lose their white coating when scraped against the curb.

Brings an extra oxygen tank along in a little red wheelbarrow with a whitewall tire on the front.

She wriggled around until she was out from under the car, her face close beside the wide whitewall tire.

Big red hands, big red face, older than me, maybe thirty-five, with a whitewall haircut.

The chrome wheelcovers fitted just fine with the whitewall tires.

It might even mean a vehicle that adds bench seats, a column shift and whitewall tires to the above attributes.

It was presumably a thoroughfare on which a person might cruise after equipping one's car with whitewall tires.

This car featured some new height tech looking tires that had only a very thin stripe of whitewall rubber.

Fender skirts were often paired with whitewall tires.

And I love whitewall tires.