1/1/2026
1. Tire Labeling
Federal Department of Transportation (DOT) regulations require that passenger vehicle tires include specific labeling information, such as tire size and maximum air pressure, on the sidewall.
Due to the custom whitewall manufacturing process, certain information on the outer sidewall of the tire may be removed. All required labeling information remains present on the inner sidewall of the tire.
Calli Whitewall Tires are intended for use on vehicles manufactured prior to 1976, where dual sidewall labeling is not required.
By placing an order, the customer acknowledges and agrees that:
- The outer sidewall labeling may be partially or fully removed
- All required tire information remains available on the inner sidewall
- It is the customer’s responsibility to review and retain this information prior to installation
Customers are strongly advised to inspect the tire labeling before mounting, record the relevant specifications, and retain that information with the vehicle.
2. Consumer Responsibility
The customer is responsible for the proper use, maintenance, and inspection of all tires.
- Tire pressure should be checked regularly and maintained at the appropriate cold inflation pressure before operating the vehicle
- A general guideline is approximately 35 PSI (cold) for standard applications; however, actual requirements may vary
- XL (Extra Load) rated tires require higher pressure, typically in the range of 44–54 PSI (cold)
- Always refer to the tire labeling for the correct maximum and recommended pressure
All tires supplied by Calli Tire & Wheel LLC are radial and tubeless. The use of inner tubes is not required and not recommended.
Improper inflation, misuse, or failure to follow proper maintenance procedures may result in tire failure and is not covered under any warranty.
Calli Tire & Wheel LLC does not determine vehicle compatibility. It is the customer’s responsibility to ensure proper fitment and safe use.
