Goodyear Eagle NASCAR Raised Yellow Letter | 225/60R16
225/60R16 Eagle NASCAR Raised-Yellow-Letter Tire
Yellow letter Goodyear Eagle NASCAR tires for your daily driver! These special edition tires are sized at 225/60R16, making for a wide range of OE fitments on cars such as the Monte Carlo, Grand Prix, Trans Am, Camaro and more! Add some authentic NASCAR styling to any car with the raised yellow letters and authentic tread pattern for the 2000 through 2004 era.
Raised Yellow Letter
In an effort to replicate NASCAR tires, Goodyear introduced raised yellow letter tires for passenger vehicles and light trucks during the 1990's and early 2000's. This type of tire is still available in select sizes, and offers fitment on Special Edition vehicles.
S Speed Rating
S Speed Rated: Up to 112 mph (180 km/h). Often required OE for higher performance trim level classic automobiles.
Goodyear Eagle NASCAR
This new release iconic Goodyear Eagle #1 NASCAR Tire is now available! The eye catching appeal of this unique yellow lettered EAGLE #1 is not only a return to the “way it was”. You will be bringing your Monte Carlo, Grand Prix, Trans Am, Camaro, and more back to what it could have been. The optics are outstanding.
Classic Goodyear Tires
Goodyear is one of the most famous brands in the tire world, and our line of Goodyear classic tires, includes famous muscle car tires like the Goodyear Polyglas and many more from the 1960's and 1970's. Also included in the Goodyear product line is a series of whitewall tires, and various raised white letter and yellow letter tires from the '80s and beyond. The Goodyear Collector Series OF tires has over 80 designs spanning the 1920s to early 2000’s.
Please Note
- These Classic Goodyear tires are drop shipped directly. Please allow additional shipping time. These items will be drop shipped when the order is processed. Tire mounted on wheel for demonstration purposes only. Wheel and other accessories are not included. Please note that dimensions listed (tread width, section width and overall diameter) are non-scientific and based on an inflated tire, mounted to a wheel. Dimensions may vary due to rim width and inflation pressure.
| SKU | 751363 |
|---|---|
| Weight | 24.000000 |
| Brand | Goodyear |
| Product Size | 225/60R16 |
| Load Index | 97 |
| Radial Aspect Ratio | 60 |
| Tube Type or Tubeless | Tubeless |
| Tire Series | Eagle NASCAR |
| Rim Diameter | 16 inch |
| Tire Construction | Radial |
| Speed Rating | S |
| Width Radial | 225 mm |
| Sidewall Style | Raised-Yellow-Letter |
| Circumference | 83.5 |
| Max Load Capacity (LBS) | 1609 lbs. @ 44 psi |
| Section Width (IN) | 9.25 |
| Revolutions per mile | 758 |
| Rim Width (in) | 6.0 - 7.0 |
| Overall Diameter (IN) | 26.75 |
| Availability Date | 2026-11-09T00:00:00Z |
This Goodyear Eagle NASCAR Raised Yellow Letter comes in the 225/60R16 size, suitable for the classic and collector vehicles listed below.
About the 225/60R16 Tire Size
The 225/60R16 tire size is associated with a wide range of vehicle applications spanning model years 1987 through 2016. This size connects the Goodyear Eagle NASCAR Raised Yellow Letter | 225/60R16 to vehicles from Ford, Lincoln, Mercury, Chevrolet, Buick, Cadillac, Pontiac, Jaguar, Lexus, Mercedes-Benz, and many others, making it relevant across a broad mix of later classic and collector applications. As a radial tire with raised yellow letter styling stated in the product name, it fits naturally within this size category; for more detailed information on this tire size, explore the 225/60R16 tire on Coker Tire Fitment Guide.
Vehicle Fitment for the Goodyear Eagle NASCAR Raised Yellow Letter | 225/60R16
The Goodyear Eagle NASCAR Raised Yellow Letter | 225/60R16 is available in a tire size associated with a range of classic and collector vehicles. The vehicle applications below are organized by year, make, and model to help identify vehicles associated with the 225/60R16 size. Explore the linked Make & Model and Year Make & Model pages for more detailed fitment information.
Fitment information should be verified for the specific vehicle before purchase. Confirm tire size, wheel fit, load requirements, overall diameter, and available clearance.
1987–19903 makes · 9 fitments
The 1987–1990 period includes early 225/60R16 applications across Ford, Lincoln, and Mercury. These fitments are concentrated in a small group of late-1980s and 1990 model-year vehicles associated with this tire size.
Ford
Ford applications in this period include the Thunderbird.
Lincoln
Lincoln fitment in this period is represented by the Mark VII.
Mercury
Mercury fitment in this period is represented by the Cougar.
1991–199514 makes · 105 fitments
The 1991–1995 period includes a broad spread of 225/60R16 applications across domestic and imported makes. Vehicles in this range cover a wide mix of sedans, coupes, and luxury models associated with the 225/60R16 size.
Buick
Buick applications in this period include the Regal and Riviera.
Cadillac
Cadillac applications in this period include the Eldorado, Seville, Allante, and DeVille.
Chevrolet
Chevrolet applications in this period include the Lumina and Monte Carlo.
Chrysler
Chrysler applications in this period include the Concorde, LHS, and New Yorker.
Dodge
Dodge fitment in this period is represented by the Intrepid.
Eagle
Eagle fitment in this period is represented by the Vision.
Ford
Ford applications in this period include the Thunderbird and Crown Victoria.
Jaguar
Jaguar applications in this period include the XJ12, Vanden Plas, XJ6, and XJS.
Lexus
Lexus fitment in this period is represented by the LS400.
Lincoln
Lincoln applications in this period include the Mark VII, Mark VIII, Continental, and Town Car.
Mercedes-Benz
Mercedes-Benz applications in this period include the 300SD, 300SE, S320, and S350.
Mercury
Mercury applications in this period include the Cougar and Grand Marquis.
Oldsmobile
Oldsmobile applications in this period include the Cutlass Supreme, 88, and 98.
Pontiac
Pontiac applications in this period include the Grand Prix and Bonneville.
1996–20004 makes · 44 fitments
The 1996–2000 period shows especially broad 225/60R16 coverage across American luxury and full-size cars, imports, minivans, and select wagons. This is one of the widest year-groupings for vehicles associated with the 225/60R16 size.
Audi
Audi applications in this period include the A8 and A8 Quattro.
Buick
Buick applications in this period include the Regal, Riviera, Park Avenue, and LeSabre.
Cadillac
Cadillac applications in this period include the DeVille, Eldorado, and Seville.
Chevrolet
Chevrolet applications in this period include the Lumina, Monte Carlo, and Impala.
Frequently Asked Questions
Purchase Considerations ▼
The Goodyear Eagle NASCAR Raised Yellow Letter 225/60R16 recreates the NASCAR-inspired tire styling associated with the 2000–2004 era. Its raised yellow lettering and distinctive tread pattern make it suitable for restorations aiming to capture the appearance of performance vehicles from that period.
For a period-correct restoration, compare the tire's size and styling with the vehicle's original specifications. While it can complement the look of certain classic and special-edition vehicles, its suitability depends on the specific model and the era being reproduced.
The Goodyear Eagle NASCAR Raised Yellow Letter 225/60R16 has a listed overall diameter of 26.75 inches and a section width of 9.25 inches. These dimensions influence how the tire sits within the wheel opening and how much of the fender gap remains visible.
If your vehicle currently uses a different tire size, the change in diameter or width may alter its overall stance. Compare these measurements with your existing tires and check the available clearance to determine whether the size suits your vehicle's intended appearance.
The Goodyear Eagle NASCAR Raised Yellow Letter 225/60R16 features radial construction, making it an option for classic vehicles that have been updated to use radial tires while retaining a period-inspired appearance.
Before purchasing, check whether the 225/60R16 size is compatible with your vehicle and wheels. If your restoration aims to preserve the vehicle's original specifications, also consider whether radial construction aligns with the original tire requirements.
The Goodyear Eagle NASCAR Raised Yellow Letter 225/60R16 is designed to bring NASCAR-inspired styling to road-going vehicles. Its raised yellow lettering and authentic-style tread pattern recreate the visual character associated with performance cars from the 2000–2004 era.
The tire has radial construction and an S speed rating, corresponding to speeds up to 112 mph (180 km/h). Buyers should ensure that its specifications meet their vehicle's requirements and intended use. Its racing-inspired appearance should not be confused with specialized competition-tire capability.
Fitment & Compatibility ▼
The Goodyear Eagle NASCAR Raised Yellow Letter 225/60R16 is designed for 16-inch wheels with a recommended rim width range of 6.0 to 7.0 inches. This aligns well with many factory wheel setups from the 1990s and early 2000s, especially on vehicles like the Monte Carlo, Grand Prix, and similar platforms listed in the fitment chart.
If your wheels fall outside that width range, fitment may still be possible but could affect sidewall shape and tread contact. Narrower wheels will bulge the sidewall slightly, while wider wheels will flatten it, which can influence handling feel and wear patterns.
Yes, the Goodyear Eagle NASCAR Raised Yellow Letter 225/60R16 can be used in a square setup where the same size is run on all four corners. This is common on many factory vehicles and ensures balanced handling and predictable tire rotation patterns.
If you are running a staggered setup, you can still use this tire on one axle, but you must ensure overall diameter compatibility with the opposing axle. Mismatched diameters can affect traction control systems, drivetrain stress, and stance appearance.
The fitment chart provides verified OE applications, but the Goodyear Eagle NASCAR Raised Yellow Letter 225/60R16 can fit many other vehicles that accept a similar size. The key factors are wheel diameter, rim width, and available clearance.
Before installing on a non-listed vehicle, compare your current tire’s diameter and width to the 26.75-inch height and 9.25-inch section width. Even small differences can impact clearance, steering geometry, and ride height.
Tire Size Equivalents & Conversions ▼
Compared to a 215/60R16, the Goodyear Eagle NASCAR Raised Yellow Letter 225/60R16 is slightly wider and marginally taller. This increases the contact patch and can improve grip, but also slightly increases steering effort.
The difference in diameter is small but can still affect speedometer readings and clearance. A wider tire may also sit closer to suspension components, so checking fitment is important when upgrading from narrower sizes.
Yes, any change in overall diameter can affect speedometer accuracy. If replacing a tire with a different diameter, even small variations can cause the speedometer to read slightly fast or slow.
At 26.75 inches, this tire should maintain accurate readings if replacing the same size. If switching from a significantly different diameter, recalibration or awareness of the difference may be necessary.
Performance & Use Case ▼
The radial construction of the Goodyear Eagle NASCAR Raised Yellow Letter 225/60R16 provides stable and predictable highway performance. It tracks well at speed and offers a smoother ride compared to bias ply alternatives.
With an S speed rating of up to 112 mph, it is suitable for typical highway driving but not intended for sustained high-speed performance. It performs best in normal cruising conditions rather than aggressive driving.
This tire prioritizes period-correct styling over cutting-edge performance. While it offers solid grip and stability, it does not match the responsiveness of modern ultra-high-performance tires.
The taller sidewall introduces more flex during cornering, which softens handling feel. It is best suited for relaxed driving rather than aggressive cornering or track use.
While capable of moderate spirited driving, the Goodyear Eagle NASCAR Raised Yellow Letter 225/60R16 is not designed for aggressive performance use. Its construction and speed rating reflect a focus on street driving.
Drivers seeking high cornering grip or track performance may find it limiting. It is better suited for cruising and occasional spirited driving rather than consistent hard use.
Construction, Durability & Load Capacity ▼
Radial construction improves tread life and heat dissipation compared to older bias ply designs. This makes the Goodyear Eagle NASCAR Raised Yellow Letter 225/60R16 suitable for regular driving.
It also enhances ride comfort and stability at highway speeds. This construction is widely preferred for modern usability in classic-style tires.
The S speed rating indicates a maximum speed capability of 112 mph. This aligns with typical highway driving and occasional higher-speed use.
It is not intended for sustained high-speed driving or racing conditions. Staying within this rating helps prevent excessive heat buildup and wear.
This tire is well-suited for long-distance driving due to its radial construction and stable highway behavior. It offers consistent performance over extended trips.
Monitoring pressure and avoiding sustained high speeds beyond its rating helps maintain durability. Proper care ensures reliable long-term use.
Installation & Maintenance ▼
No, the Goodyear Eagle NASCAR Raised Yellow Letter 225/60R16 is a tubeless radial tire. It is designed to be mounted directly on compatible wheels without tubes.
Using it as intended simplifies installation and reduces maintenance. Ensure your wheels are in good condition for proper sealing.
Regular rotation every 5,000 to 7,000 miles helps ensure even wear. This is especially important for front-heavy vehicles.
Following a consistent rotation pattern extends tire life and maintains balanced handling. Always check for uneven wear during rotation.
Proper alignment ensures even tread wear and stable handling. Misalignment can cause uneven wear patterns and reduced lifespan.
Older vehicles may require more frequent alignment checks. Maintaining correct settings helps maximize performance and durability.



