White lettering in or out?!!

[ali_c20]

my2c: Depends which wheel you're running . Fancy wheel black, simple clean wheel white.

 

[73c20jim]

I think white letters out are age appropriate for our trucks.

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Hey, I ain't that old!

 

[Colin]

Hey, I ain't that old!

I am... so's my truck.

 

[Tlambert]

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I think it depends on the way the truck looks. Stock look and stock wheels with white letters sure. Black wall looks fine too.
Lowered with aftermarket wheels I would say black wall.
When I bought my truck it had 2 new white letter tires recently installed so I just bought 2 new ones to match. I did blast and repaint the wheels. Detailed the center caps and installed new lug nuts.

 

[idahovette]

Hey, I ain't that old!

Do you still avoid the mirror every morning??

 

[78 Jimmy 2WD]

IMPO regardless of other considerations, if the lettering is Goodyear,BFG or Firestone(although Firestone are never to be used) out is acceptable but all others cheapen the look.

 

[Jerry phillion]

Chrome /polished wheels need black tires out----

Colored wheels need white out

 

[73c20jim]

Do you still avoid the mirror every morning??

Mirror. I ain't got no stinkin' mirror!

 

[82sbshortbed]

IMPO regardless of other considerations, if the lettering is Goodyear,BFG or Firestone(although Firestone are never to be used) out is acceptable but all others cheapen the look.

**** Firestone!!

 

[Kim Burke]

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Out

 

[idahovette]

Mirror. I ain't got no stinkin' mirror!

Scared, huh

 

[Shorty81]

Out

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[Preston]

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Just put 4 Cooper Cobras on my 1985 Silverado white letters in. (I guess it’s because I Remember putting G60’s on the back of my 72 Nova with air shocks and the shocks lost air and screwd up my white new letters) what ever you like

 

[DoubleDingo]

Out, always out if they're on the tires you buy.

 

[ridenby]

White out.