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Cobra Jet 12-24-2024 01:12 AM

87-93 SSP GoodYear tire questions
 
Hey all,

Looking for some guidance…. I have gone through most of the posts on here as well as the resto docs RE: factory supplied GoodYears (225/60/15).

I know there are re-pops available as well, however my question is more geared to period correct as in what was actually issued back then…

I see that some of the resto docs reference the GoodYear EAGLE GT+4, then I also see some mention in threads of the Good Year EAGLE VR60’s.

I found advertising literature from 1986 introducing the debut of the GoodYear GT+4’s, so I’m assuming these were first issued starting in 1986 based on the literature.

For the 1987-1993 SSP’s, was there a change over from the Eagle GT+4 to the Eagle VR60, or is there definitive confirmation that all 87-93 SSP’s always came with the Eagle Gt+4 (if equipped with the GoodYear brand)?

MOstang 12-30-2024 09:17 PM

My understanding…

85-90 had Goodyear Gatorback 225/60/vr15.
91-93 had Goodyear Eagle GT+4 215/65/vr15.

Not sure for years prior to 85.

ImEvil1 01-03-2025 07:10 PM

What he said.

'82s had BF Goodrich Pursuits, '83s Eagle GTs. I'm sure there are other exceptions that we have no idea about.

Cobra Jet 01-04-2025 02:36 PM

Thanks for the replies Mike & Mike!!

Currently the “GT+4” isn’t reproduced right? Only the “Eagle GT” from Coker Tire is available, is that still correct?

a50ina50 01-04-2025 06:50 PM

Phil, my 1988 WSP SSP has a Goodyear 225/60 VR 15 EAGLE M+S (mud and snow?) spare tire and black 10 hole wheel. I assume it also had 4 of them when in service. I tried to include a picture here but I'm not that skilled. I emailed you a picture.

MOstang 01-11-2025 12:12 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Cobra Jet (Post 59141)
Thanks for the replies Mike & Mike!!

Currently the “GT+4” isn’t reproduced right?

From my experience looking I believe you are correct, although I haven’t looked recently.


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