Vogue Tyre has introduced a new 175/70R14 size to its Custom Built Radial White/Gold lineup, targeting classic car enthusiasts and the lowrider market.
The American tyre manufacturer announced the addition of the 175/70R14 fitment, specifically designed for classic 1960s and '70s vehicles as well as the lowrider segment. The new size features Vogue's signature whitewall design complemented by the brand's distinctive gold stripe accent.
The announcement comes following Sailun Tire's acquisition of Vogue Tyre earlier this year. The two companies had previously collaborated as manufacturing partners for more than a decade before the acquisition.
"Making a bold impression has never been easier with the Vogue Custom Built Radial, which showcases our signature Vogue whitewall design accented by a gold stripe," said Kevin Goyak, executive vice president of Vogue Tyre. "We're committed to evolving with our customers by offering the sizes they want and ensuring that working with Vogue Tyre remains simple and convenient."
The Custom Built Radial line is positioned as a styling and performance-oriented product range, with each tyre backed by the company's craftsmanship and care promise. According to Goyak, the new size represents a significant opportunity for dealers to enhance their profitability, particularly as stock is available for immediate delivery across all three of Vogue's distribution centres.
"These new sizes offer partners a strong opportunity to boost profits," Goyak explained. "All three distribution centres have them in stock for immediate delivery, so dealers can quickly meet customer needs."
The Vogue Stripe design is available exclusively through the company's authorised dealer network.
Tagged with: Vogue Tyre, whitewall tyres, gold stripe sidewall, classic car tyres, lowrider fitments, 175/70R14, Custom Built Radial, dealer network, Sailun acquisition, classic car restoration, styling-focused tyres
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