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US Royal | 670-15

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670-15 US Royal Bias Ply Blackwall Tire

6.70-15 US Royal Tire

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.

US Royal Vintage Tires

Explore our extensive range of premium redline and white wall tires, including the iconic US Royal Tires. Whether you're restoring a classic or upgrading your survivor, our US Royal Tire selection has something for every enthusiast. At Coker Tire Company, we take pride in offering a diverse range of original fitment tire options, including US Royal brand classic tires and the highly sought-after OE Tire sizes. US Royal offers popular sizes for automotive enthusiasts, featuring period-correct authenticity restorers want. Whether you're searching for a 5.60-15 or any other US Royal Tire size, Coker Tire Company has you covered. Transform your driving experience with the unmatched quality and style of authentic US Royal Tire Collection at Coker Tire Company.

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. Please note Chemical Guys Tire and Rubber Cleaner and Adams Polish Tire shine has been linked to Whitewall browning and should not be used. We recommend using our line of tire care products.
SPECIFICATIONS
SKU 57610
Weight 22.000000
GTIN 00842199101515
Availability Date 2027-02-26T00:00:00Z
Sidewall Style Blackwall
Tire Construction Bias Ply
Construction Ply 4 PLY POLY
Tire Series US Royal Classic Bias Ply
Rim Diameter 15 inch
Tube Type or Tubeless Tubeless
Product Size 670-15
Tread Depth (32nds) 12
Tread Width (IN) 4.25
Width Bias Ply 6.70
Brand US Royal
Max Load Capacity (LBS) 1450@32 psi
Section Width (IN) 7.00
Rim Width (in) 4.50 - 5.00
Overall Diameter (IN) 27.50

This US Royal comes in the 670-15 size, suitable for the classic and collector vehicles listed below.

About the 670-15 Tire Size

The 670-15 is a vintage tire size associated with a wide span of vehicle applications from 1947 through 1974, covering passenger cars, sports cars, wagons, and vans across many makes. This US Royal is offered in the 670-15 size, and its bias ply construction aligns with the period-correct sizing used on the vehicles associated with this fitment range. For more detailed information on this tire size, explore the 670-15 tire on Coker Tire Fitment Guide.

670-15 Tire Size Alternatives

Alternative TypeTire SizeMore InformationProducts
Modern Radial Equivalent195R15195R15 Tire Fitment Guide195R15 Products for Sale
Modern Radial EquivalentP205/75R15P205/75R15 Tire Fitment GuideP205/75R15 Products for Sale
Modern Radial EquivalentP215/70R15P215/70R15 Tire Fitment GuideP215/70R15 Products for Sale
Modern Radial Equivalent670R15670R15 Tire Fitment Guide670R15 Products for Sale

Vehicle Fitment for the US Royal | 670-15

The US Royal | 670-15 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 670-15 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.

1946–19505 makes · 21 fitments

The 1946–1950 period includes 670-15 applications across Chevrolet, Dodge, Ford, Plymouth, and Willys. These entries cover an early group of sedans, wagons, and related passenger vehicle applications associated with this tire size.

Willys

Willys applications in this period include the Wagon, 463 Wagon, 663SS, 63 Series, and 4-63 & 6-63 Wagon.

Chevrolet

Chevrolet applications in this period include the 6 Cyl. and Wagon.

Plymouth

Plymouth applications in this period include the Deluxe, P18, Suburban, Wagon, and P20.

Dodge

Dodge applications in this period include the D 29-6 and D 33.

Ford

Ford fitment in this period is represented by the Custom.

1951–195512 makes · 78 fitments

The 1951–1955 period includes a broad range of 670-15 applications spanning Borgward, Chevrolet, Daimler, Dodge, Facel Vega, Ford, Hudson, Kaiser, Mercedes-Benz, Nash, Plymouth, Studebaker, and Willys. This is the deepest concentration of vehicle applications associated with the 670-15 size.

Chevrolet

Chevrolet applications in this period include the 6 Cyl., Wagon, 1500, 2100, 2400, 2419, Corvette, and Bel-Aire.

Dodge

Dodge applications in this period include the D 41, D 46 & D 47, Coronet, and Meadow Brook.

Ford

Ford applications in this period include the Custom, Crestline, Customline, Mainline, and Thunderbird.

Kaiser

Kaiser applications in this period include the K511, K512, K521, K522, K531, K532, K542, K545, and Manhattan.

Plymouth

Plymouth applications in this period include the P23, Wagon, P22, Cambridge, Cranbrook, 25-1 & 25-2, 25-3, P26-1, 26-2 & 26-3, and P27-1, 27-2 & 27-3.

Willys

Willys applications in this period include the 473 & 673 Wagon, 685 Wagon, 75 Sedan Delivery, and 75 Wagon.

Borgward

Borgward fitment in this period is represented by the Hansa.

Mercedes-Benz

Mercedes-Benz fitment in this period is represented by the 300.

Nash

Nash fitment in this period is represented by the Statesman.

Daimler

Daimler fitment in this period is represented by the Century.

Hudson

Hudson fitment in this period is represented by the Wasp.

Studebaker

Studebaker applications in this period include the Champion and Commander.

Facel Vega

Facel Vega fitment in this period is represented by the FYS.

1956–19603 makes · 14 fitments

The 1956–1960 period includes a varied mix of 670-15 applications from domestic and imported makes such as Austin, Chevrolet, Daimler, Facel Vega, Ford, Mercedes-Benz, Rambler, Studebaker, and Willys. The range shows continued use of this size across passenger cars, specialty cars, and utility vehicles.

Austin

Austin fitment in this period is represented by the A 95.

Borgward

Borgward fitment in this period is represented by the Hansa.

Chevrolet

Chevrolet applications in this period include the Chevrolet, Corvette, and Wagon.

Frequently Asked Questions

Fitment & Compatibility â–¼

Will the US Royal 670-15 Bias Ply Blackwall Tire fit original 15-inch wheels on a factory-correct restoration? â–¼

US Royal 670-15 Bias Ply Blackwall Tire is designed for 15-inch wheels and fits rim widths from 4.50 to 5.00 inches, which matches the factory wheel specifications used on many American and European vehicles from the 1940s through the 1960s. The tubeless design also allows installation on suitable original or restored wheels in good condition.

The 27.50-inch overall diameter and 7.00-inch section width closely replicate original 6.70-15 proportions. Matching wheel width is important because an overly wide rim can flatten the sidewall and alter contact patch shape, while a narrow rim can crown the tread and reduce predictable road manners.

Which classic cars commonly used the US Royal 670-15 Bias Ply Blackwall Tire? â–¼

The US Royal 670-15 Bias Ply Blackwall Tire is listed for a wide range of collector vehicles, including the 1955 Chevrolet Bel Air, 1955-1956 Ford Thunderbird, 1953-1964 Chevrolet Corvette, 1963-1964 Studebaker Avanti, and 1954-1962 Mercedes-Benz 300 SL. The fitment charts also include AC Cobra, Ferrari grand touring cars, and Willys utility vehicles.

The broad application range reflects a versatile 27.50-inch diameter and moderate 7.00-inch section width. Owners restoring domestic sedans, sports cars, station wagons, and select imported performance cars can use the US Royal 670-15 to maintain period-correct proportions and authentic blackwall styling.

Tire Size Equivalents & Conversions â–¼

What radial tire sizes are commonly used as alternatives to the US Royal 670-15 Bias Ply Blackwall Tire? â–¼

US Royal 670-15 Bias Ply Blackwall Tire has several radial alternatives listed in the conversion chart, including 195R15, P205/75R15, P215/70R15, and 670R15. Each size offers a similar overall diameter, helping maintain ride height and speedometer accuracy while changing ride and handling characteristics.

Among the listed options, 195R15 is generally the closest traditional radial replacement. P205/75R15 provides a slightly more modern sizing format, while P215/70R15 offers a wider tread and potentially more grip, but may increase steering effort and reduce clearance on tightly packaged wheelhouses.

How does the US Royal 670-15 Bias Ply Blackwall Tire compare with a 195R15 radial in real-world dimensions? â–¼

A 195R15 radial is listed as a direct dimensional alternative because the size generally falls close to the 27.50-inch diameter of the US Royal 670-15 Bias Ply Blackwall Tire. Both sizes provide similar ride height and speedometer behavior when installed on compatible 15-inch wheels.

The primary difference is construction rather than size. The US Royal 670-15 preserves original bias ply steering characteristics and sidewall shape, while a 195R15 radial typically delivers improved straight-line stability, less wandering, and a broader contact patch under modern driving conditions.

Can the US Royal 670-15 Bias Ply Blackwall Tire replace an F78-15 without altering vehicle stance? â–¼

F78-15 is identified in the conversion chart as a comparable bias ply size, making the US Royal 670-15 Bias Ply Blackwall Tire a practical replacement when preserving original proportions is the priority. Vehicles using either size generally maintain similar ride height and wheelwell appearance.

Minor dimensional differences between brands can influence speedometer readings and fender clearance by small amounts. Comparing actual published measurements, especially overall diameter and section width, remains the most reliable method for confirming compatibility before installation.

Performance & Use Case â–¼

How does the US Royal 670-15 Bias Ply Blackwall Tire drive on modern highways? â–¼

US Royal 670-15 Bias Ply Blackwall Tire delivers the authentic road feel expected from a traditional 4-ply polyester bias ply tire. The crisscross cord construction produces a firmer, more connected sensation than a radial and preserves the steering characteristics that owners experienced when these vehicles were new.

On modern highways, the tire may follow pavement grooves and road crown more noticeably than a radial alternative. The 27.50-inch diameter helps maintain relaxed cruising RPM, while proper inflation up to the 32 psi load specification reduces heat buildup and improves straight-line stability during sustained driving.

What type of driving is best suited to the US Royal 670-15 Bias Ply Blackwall Tire? â–¼

The US Royal 670-15 Bias Ply Blackwall Tire is ideal for restored classics, survivor vehicles, show cars, and weekend drivers where originality and period-correct appearance matter more than modern handling refinement. The blackwall design also suits understated restorations, traditional hot rods, British sports cars, and vintage utility vehicles.

The 1,450-pound load capacity supports many passenger cars and lighter utility applications listed in the fitment charts. Owners who prioritize factory-correct steering feel and authentic sidewall shape will appreciate the driving experience, especially on vehicles that originally left the factory with bias ply tires.

Does the US Royal 670-15 Bias Ply Blackwall Tire provide authentic handling characteristics? â–¼

The US Royal 670-15 Bias Ply Blackwall Tire closely reproduces the steering response and cornering behavior drivers experienced during the era when 6.70-15 tires were original equipment. Turn-in tends to feel progressive, with more sidewall movement than modern radial tires.

The contact patch shape changes as the tire loads in corners, producing the characteristic transitional feel of vintage bias ply construction. Enthusiasts seeking historically accurate handling for judged restorations and period driving events often consider this behavior an important part of authenticity.

How does the US Royal 670-15 Bias Ply Blackwall Tire balance authenticity and everyday usability? â–¼

The US Royal 670-15 Bias Ply Blackwall Tire offers a strong balance for enthusiasts who want factory-correct appearance and genuine vintage road manners. The blackwall sidewall, narrow footprint, and bias ply construction recreate the look and feel expected on mid-century collector vehicles.

Tubeless construction and a 1,450-pound load rating provide practical usability for regular driving. Owners gain authentic stance and handling while accepting trade-offs such as increased groove tracking and more pressure sensitivity compared with radial alternatives.

Construction, Durability & Load Capacity â–¼

What construction features define the US Royal 670-15 Bias Ply Blackwall Tire? â–¼

US Royal 670-15 Bias Ply Blackwall Tire uses traditional bias ply construction with 4-ply polyester cords arranged in overlapping 45-degree layers. This crisscross structure was standard on passenger cars and light trucks for decades and delivers the steering feel, sidewall shape, and road response associated with period-correct restorations.

The tubeless design combines vintage construction with practical convenience, reducing the need for inner tubes on suitable wheels. A 12/32-inch tread depth and 4.25-inch tread width provide an authentic contact patch that favors originality and predictable wear when alignment and inflation are properly maintained.

What does the 1,450-pound load capacity of the US Royal 670-15 Bias Ply Blackwall Tire mean in practical use? â–¼

Each US Royal 670-15 Bias Ply Blackwall Tire can support up to 1,450 pounds when inflated to 32 psi. A set of four tires therefore provides a theoretical combined capacity of 5,800 pounds, which is sufficient for many passenger cars, sports cars, and lighter utility vehicles listed in the fitment charts.

Load capacity should always exceed actual vehicle weight with an appropriate safety margin. Operating below the rated pressure reduces carrying ability and increases heat generation, making correct inflation a critical factor in both safety and long-term durability.

Why is the US Royal 670-15 Bias Ply Blackwall Tire a strong choice for authenticity-focused restorations? â–¼

The US Royal 670-15 Bias Ply Blackwall Tire combines historically correct bias ply construction, classic blackwall styling, and dimensions that closely match original equipment specifications. The result is an authentic appearance and road feel suitable for concours restorations and carefully preserved survivor vehicles.

Specifications such as the 27.50-inch diameter, 7.00-inch section width, and narrow 4.25-inch tread width help recreate the proportions and driving characteristics enthusiasts expect. The tire balances originality with practical tubeless convenience for real-world collector car use.

Installation & Maintenance â–¼

Does the US Royal 670-15 Bias Ply Blackwall Tire require inner tubes during installation? â–¼

US Royal 670-15 Bias Ply Blackwall Tire is built as a tubeless tire, so inner tubes are not required when mounted on wheels that are structurally sound and designed to seal properly. Clean bead seats and undamaged rims are essential for maintaining consistent air retention.

Some original wheels may have corrosion, riveted construction, or minor pitting that affects sealing performance. In such cases, owners sometimes choose tubes to improve reliability, even though the tire itself is designed for tubeless service. Wheel condition is the deciding factor rather than tire construction.

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