MT ET Street Radials???
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MT ET Street Radials???
When are the Mickey Thompson ET Street radials 275/40/17 going to be available? The date is constantly being pushed back. I heard that there is a manufacturing problem.
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I saw your thread about 3 minutes after I posted. I ordered a pair today they'll be in next week. My only concern is that these tires are heavy as a bitch, I think 28 lbs.
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Originally Posted by bigdsz
When are the Mickey Thompson ET Street radials 275/40/17 going to be available? The date is constantly being pushed back. I heard that there is a manufacturing problem.
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What does it cost for a pair of these and would you all recommend it for a midly modded converter car?
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Yep, they're rated a C in traction according to that sticker. The traction rating of a tire is found by it's ability to stop on a wet surface. I noticed that when I bought my last set of tires.
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Originally Posted by Zippinzee
Mine were about 370 by the time I got them here. My car is stock with lid and converter. 1.70 60' without a hint of spin. Best time was a 7.90. I would highly recomend them but I would not drive on them as they are soft as crazy and will wear out quick. Small burn out is good.