The distinctive black color of car tires arises from a vital chemical component in their creation, one that, if absent, would severely diminish the tire's overall longevity and resilience.

If your car sports more stylish tires, however, extra care must also go into maintaining the specific appearance and aesthetic you're going for. White-lettered tires are no exception to this rule.

Then, Ford began to offer whitewall tires as an option on new car models starting in 1934 for as little as $11.25, making them affordable to the masses who had previously thought the classy ...