Nitto drag radial owners....
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Nitto drag radial owners....
I need opinions.
I'm picking up my C5 on Sunday(that's the plan anyway). However, it's looking like rain that day and I'll have a 320 mile trip on mainly interstate roads to get back home.
Will I be ok or should I not chance it?
I'm picking up my C5 on Sunday(that's the plan anyway). However, it's looking like rain that day and I'll have a 320 mile trip on mainly interstate roads to get back home.
Will I be ok or should I not chance it?
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I run the Nitto 315/35/17 555r's. I run mine in the rain all the time. Just drive the speed limit or a little less if its really pouring and you should be fine. You can't do that **** with Mickys.
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I have them on my daily driver (second set) - should be OK as long as there's some thread left, thinking new they're only 6/32. Drive carefully and no abrupt maneuvers.
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mine are awesome. got 315's here also. love them. and actually can leave from a ded stop pretty hard.. just not droppin the clutch. if they are at the wear bars.. bring a change of underwear. drove 650 miles on bald 315's in the spring.. and i was sideways more so then straight.
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Everyone else is right on. If they have tread they are fine. Just slow down a little and drive very easy when raining. Try and avoid abrupt maneuvers or the like that will break traction. If they are bald or close get rid of them.
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Originally Posted by DomesticLS1
my nitto's are pretty new and they handle better then the street tires I had in wet weather. Softer tire means more traction wet or dry as long as there tread.