What is the best all round tire for traction on dry surface??
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What is the best all round tire for traction on dry surface??
I need a good tire that will get me to launch and still be a good road tire, any suggestions??? I cant keep my car from breaking loose unless i baby the gas. I want to keep a size around 275/40/17's. i am running gatorbacks right now.
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That depends, how often do you drive the car, will you ever get caught in rain or snow, is tire milage important...?
I run Nittos on the street and ET Streets at the track. Nittos are fine on the street and get good tire milage. They are also OK in light rain. There are other options but this is what I have. Hope this helps.
I run Nittos on the street and ET Streets at the track. Nittos are fine on the street and get good tire milage. They are also OK in light rain. There are other options but this is what I have. Hope this helps.
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i have heard the nittos are good on the track. i drive the car often. minimal rain no snow. i want a good street tire as well as it giving me a decent grab on the track. i would like to get around 15k out the tires.
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(dumb question about cheater slicks and drag radials)
Do you have to heat them in order to get better traction than street tires, or do they get better traction even when they're cold?
Do you have to heat them in order to get better traction than street tires, or do they get better traction even when they're cold?
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I have perelli 7000s super sports, they hook there asses off on the street. They are street tires, not drag radials or anything. I dont drive my car in the rain so i dont know how they do.