Yes, it is an extremely tiny spot and I mentioned it in the description. From a regular standing height you can't see it at all, I had to get down low to make it visible to the camera. The reason it is there is becuase that is the exact spot where the convertible top drains to, so obviously water is often concentrated there when it rains or gets a wash.






No I mean literally reversed, they manufacture tires so that one side has whitewalls and the other is black, so that you can install them whichever way you want it too show. As far as the "running direction" I'm pretty sure that is not a thing done to "common" tires in the US (i.e. not performance versions) becuase unlike you hotrod Europeans we don't drive 130 MPH on the autobahn, but rather crawl down the highways in our Buicks at 65