Drag radials? It's a DD, help!
In the 5 months i've owned this car I only drove it maybe twice in the rain, I try to keep it in the driveway if it's raining out. Now what should I look at,
275/40/17's...
Mickey Thompson ET Streets
BFG g-Forces
Nitto 555r's
Anything else?
I just need opinions on these tires for a car that gets out a lot. I wouldn't call it a daily driver as I don't have my full license yet, but it's close to that.
Thanks everyone!
MT ET streets are cheater slicks....do you mean ET street radials? If you don't drive on the tires everyday, ET street radials will be your best bet. I've went through two sets and am pretty happy with them. Drive on them to the track, race and drive back home. Just be careful in the rain....they work if your cautious....but when they wear down watch out!!!
Nitto/BFG DR's dont have as near the traction as MT's....but they will last longer. (Nitto's will last the longest)
IMO....M/T Et street radials
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Trust me I would never, ever drive this car in the snow lol. I don't think 400+RWHP would be good haha. But you never know I guess. How are the MT's in the rain? Obviously if it were pouring I wouldn't say, hey lets take the bird. But if I get caught in the rain. I'd have to be careful regardless but am I gonna be all over the place?
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MT= The best traction/wear out the fastest/would never use in the rain, maybe 3K of use before useless
BFgoodrich D.R.= A good compromise between MT and Nitto/ Takes longer to wear out than MT's/ Hook better than Nitto's/ About 6K of use before useless
Nitto D.R.= Longest lasting drag radial period/ Perform well in the rain/ Does not hook as good as BFgoodrich or MT/ About 10K of use before useless
In a nutshell, Nitto's are the friendliest daily drivable drag radials. If more traction is required, then BF and MT are the next choices but be prepared to sacrifice more: higher tire wear rate and compromised driving in bad weather are just some of the inconveniences that come with DD on drag radials.



