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Pro-Trac Street Pro | 445/50-15

Estimated in Stock on October 30, 2026.

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445/50-15 Street Pro Blackwall Tire

Pro-Trac tires are an excellent choice for pro-street or wide hot rod tires. These huge tires give your ride a race-ready look and stance without the fear of getting caught in the rain riding around on a set of full-on slicks (we know you've been there). These Pro-Trac tires are DOT approved bias ply tires and they're perfect for a car that is mini-tubbed. The tread pattern has been thoroughly tested to ensure safety in dry and wet conditions. Put your ride back on the road with a new set of Pro Trac tires and be sure to check out the front runners, too!

Blackwall Tire

Since the introduction of carbon black rocked the tire industry, the original recipe for most tires has been a solid black sidewall. For classics and collector cars alike, it's hard to beat the no-nonsense appeal of a classic blackwall style tire. British sports car, classic truck and even hot rod enthusiasts love the way a nice period correct blackwall tire looks on their vehicles.

Bias Ply Construction

Bias ply tire construction is a method that was used from the 1900's through the 1970's on passenger cars and light trucks. Bias ply tires feature ply cords that run at a 45 degree angle to the bead, and overlap in a crisscross pattern, depending on how many ply layers are used. This creates a strong tire, but bias ply tires have a tendency to follow breaks or ruts in the pavement. Bias ply tires are the most authentic choice for classic car restorations and traditional hot rod builds. Coker Tire offers a huge variety of bias ply tires for many applications.

Pro-Trac Street Pro Tires

Take a trip back to the 1970’s with Pro Trac Street Pro tires. These iconic bias ply tires feature custom sizing to fit ‘70s street machines and Pro Street builds. With skinny front runners and giant rear tires, there are plenty of options to get your old school combination rolling.

Pro-Trac- Brand Tires

The iconic Pro-Trac brand bias Ply tires were born on ‘70s street machines and Pro Street builds. Famously a groovy day Two option for serious enthusiasts of the era. The brand now offers both original bias ply fitments and innovative new ultra-high performance radials with all of the classic day two style that made the brand a street legend.

Please Note

  • 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.
SPECIFICATIONS
SKU 72175
Weight 66.000000
Construction Ply POLY/FIBERGLASS
Brand Pro-Trac
Drag Tire Type Street | DOT
Tube Type or Tubeless Tubeless
Tire Series Street Pro
Tire Construction Bias Ply
Rim Diameter 15 inch
Sidewall Style Blackwall
Width Bias Ply 445/50
Product Size 445/50-15
GTIN 00842199100990
Section Width (IN) 17.8
Rim Width (in) 12.00 - 14.00
Overall Diameter (IN) 32.5
Availability Date 2026-10-30T00:00:00Z

This Pro-Trac Street Pro comes in the 445/50-15 size, suitable for the classic and collector vehicles listed below.

About the 445/50-15 Tire Size

The 445/50-15 tire size is the size associated with this Pro-Trac Street Pro, a bias-ply tire for vehicles using this exact sizing. This size is the key reference point when comparing vehicle applications and fitment-guide listings tied to the product. For more detailed information on this tire size, explore the 445/50-15 tire on Coker Tire Fitment Guide.

Frequently Asked Questions

Fitment & Compatibility â–¼

Will the Pro-Trac Street Pro 445/50-15 fit my Pro Street or mini-tubbed vehicle? â–¼

The Pro-Trac Street Pro 445/50-15 is specifically intended for Pro Street builds and vehicles that have been mini-tubbed to accept exceptionally wide rear tires. Its 445 mm section width creates a dramatic footprint that generally exceeds the available space on factory rear wheelhouses. Before purchasing, verify available clearance around the inner wheel tub, frame rails, suspension components, and outer quarter panels.

Because every custom build differs, measuring your available space is more reliable than comparing another vehicle's setup. Also consider suspension travel under compression, axle movement, and wheel offset because a tire that clears while parked may contact bodywork during real driving conditions.

What wheel width works best with the Pro-Trac Street Pro 445/50-15? â–¼

The product page does not specify an approved wheel width, making it important to confirm wheel compatibility before installation. Extremely wide bias ply tires like the Pro-Trac Street Pro 445/50-15 perform best when mounted on a wheel that properly supports the sidewalls without pinching or excessively stretching the tire.

Using an incorrect wheel width can alter the tire's section width, tread profile, and overall handling characteristics. It may also influence fender clearance and the tire's contact patch. Matching the tire with an appropriate wheel helps preserve predictable performance and minimizes unnecessary sidewall stress.

Can I use the Pro-Trac Street Pro 445/50-15 with Pro-Trac front runner tires? â–¼

Yes. The Pro-Trac product family is designed to recreate the classic combination of narrow front runners paired with oversized rear tires that defined many 1970s street machines. Using matching Pro-Trac front runners creates the period-correct appearance intended for these bias ply tires while maintaining a cohesive overall look.

Before selecting front tires, confirm that overall diameters complement your vehicle's suspension setup and intended stance. An appropriate front-to-rear relationship improves appearance and helps maintain predictable ride height while avoiding excessive rake that could negatively affect drivability.

Is the Pro-Trac Street Pro 445/50-15 a good choice for a street-driven hot rod? â–¼

The Pro-Trac Street Pro 445/50-15 is intended for enthusiasts who want an authentic Pro Street appearance while remaining street legal. Unlike racing slicks, this DOT approved bias ply tire uses a tread pattern developed for both dry and wet road conditions, making it more practical for regular street driving.

Drivers should still understand that bias ply construction behaves differently from modern radial tires. Steering feel, tracking characteristics, and ride quality may reflect traditional bias ply behavior. Buyers seeking vintage styling with authentic driving characteristics often consider those qualities part of the overall ownership experience.

Tire Size Equivalents & Conversions â–¼

Is the Pro-Trac Street Pro 445/50-15 a direct replacement for my current rear tires? â–¼

The Pro-Trac Street Pro 445/50-15 is not intended to be a universal replacement for every 15-inch rear tire. Its exceptionally wide 445 mm section width is designed for Pro Street and mini-tubbed vehicles rather than factory wheel and tire packages. Before purchasing, compare your current tire dimensions with the available wheelhouse space and your vehicle's suspension configuration.

A successful replacement depends on more than rim diameter alone. Overall tire height, section width, wheel width, and wheel offset all influence fitment. Measuring your existing setup helps determine whether this tire will provide the desired stance without creating clearance problems.

Can the Pro-Trac Street Pro 445/50-15 replace older Pro Street bias ply rear tires? â–¼

In many cases, the Pro-Trac Street Pro 445/50-15 is well suited for replacing worn Pro Street bias ply rear tires of similar overall dimensions and intended use. It preserves the classic oversized rear appearance while offering a DOT approved tread pattern designed for both dry and wet pavement.

Because older Pro Street combinations often varied between manufacturers, do not assume identical dimensions based only on the size designation. Compare actual overall diameter, section width, and wheel compatibility to ensure the new tire maintains your vehicle's appearance, gearing characteristics, and available suspension clearance.

Can I mix the Pro-Trac Street Pro 445/50-15 with radial front tires? â–¼

Although some custom vehicles combine radial front tires with bias ply rear tires, doing so can produce handling characteristics different from using matching tire constructions. Bias ply and radial tires respond differently to steering inputs, road irregularities, and cornering forces because of their distinct internal construction.

For the most predictable driving experience, follow the recommendations appropriate for your vehicle and intended use. If you choose a mixed setup, spend time becoming familiar with its handling characteristics before aggressive driving, particularly at highway speeds or during emergency maneuvers.

Performance & Use Case â–¼

How does the Pro-Trac Street Pro 445/50-15 perform during normal street driving? â–¼

The Pro-Trac Street Pro 445/50-15 is designed for enthusiasts who want the unmistakable Pro Street appearance while retaining street usability. Unlike a racing slick, it features a DOT approved tread pattern that has been developed for both dry and wet road conditions, making it suitable for cruising, local driving, and automotive events.

Drivers should also expect traditional bias ply characteristics rather than modern radial behavior. Steering response, ride quality, and road feel reflect the tire's authentic construction. Buyers seeking a period-correct driving experience often consider these characteristics part of the appeal rather than a drawback.

Construction, Durability & Load Capacity â–¼

What are the benefits of the bias ply construction used in the Pro-Trac Street Pro 445/50-15? â–¼

The Pro-Trac Street Pro 445/50-15 uses traditional bias ply construction, with reinforcing plies arranged in a crisscross pattern at approximately 45-degree angles to the bead. This construction closely matches the tire technology found on many classic vehicles and delivers the authentic driving feel expected on period-correct Pro Street and hot rod builds.

Compared with modern radial tires, bias ply construction provides a vintage ride character and appearance that many enthusiasts prefer. Buyers should also expect the tire to respond differently to pavement grooves and steering inputs, reflecting the characteristics of original bias ply designs rather than modern performance tires.

Is the Pro-Trac Street Pro 445/50-15 sensitive to inflation pressure? â–¼

Yes. Inflation pressure plays an important role in how the Pro-Trac Street Pro 445/50-15 performs because it influences tread shape, contact patch distribution, and sidewall behavior. Since the published dimensions are based on an inflated tire, small pressure changes can also slightly affect the tire's measured size.

Operating with incorrect inflation can accelerate uneven tread wear and alter ride quality. Checking air pressure regularly, especially before long highway trips or after seasonal temperature changes, helps maintain consistent performance and extends the tire's useful service life.

Installation & Maintenance â–¼

What should I check before installing the Pro-Trac Street Pro 445/50-15? â–¼

Before installing the Pro-Trac Street Pro 445/50-15, verify that your wheels are compatible with the tire and that your vehicle has sufficient clearance for its exceptionally wide section width. Measure the available space around the wheelhouses, suspension components, frame rails, and quarter panels with the suspension both at ride height and under compression.

It is also important to confirm that wheel offset and backspacing position the tire correctly within the wheel opening. Taking accurate measurements before mounting helps avoid unnecessary installation costs and reduces the risk of rubbing or interference during normal driving.

Should I inspect the Pro-Trac Street Pro 445/50-15 for clearance after installation? â–¼

Yes. After installation, inspect the Pro-Trac Street Pro 445/50-15 throughout the suspension's full range of movement rather than checking clearance only while the vehicle is parked. Compression, body roll, and axle movement can reduce available space and reveal interference that is not visible at normal ride height.

Pay particular attention to the inner wheelhouse, frame rails, shock absorbers, leaf springs, and outer fender lips. Performing this inspection before regular driving helps prevent tire damage and protects nearby suspension and body components from unintended contact.

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