315/35R17 dr help?
12-22-2012, 08:30 PM
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315/35R17 dr help? I can't decide what drag radials to get. I currently have Nittos 555R 315/35r17 on rear but are completely bald now. Even with tread I couldn't get the nittos to hook at all. Was looking at MT Streets but I keep hearing nittos r better for dd. Thx in adv
12-22-2012, 10:12 PM
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Thx on the quick responses. How are they in the rain even tho I dnt drive too crazy when it does. Even w my bald nittos I was still able to scrape these two hatches a few min ago 
12-22-2012, 10:47 PM
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I wouldn't go over 35mph in rain cz of my tires now. R the et street II better then the et streets for wet traction? (If any diff) the treads look a little better
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My personal experience has shown that the Toyo's do hook a lot better on the street and track than the Nitto's, last almost as long, and are just as good in the rain. Being that they are actually a few bucks cheaper as well, I see no reason not to choose this tire over the Nitto. That's just my opinion...
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Im running the nitto nt05r's. They work good in the rain and they hook up no problem for me. I have ran them both on my camaro and my vette. I also average about 8-10k miles out of mine
