Nittos 555's my firend has a vett with these. he says their very sticky but wear down easy, is this a good investment, and would it be ok to just keep the 275 going? |
The 555 are a side walled more tread lines! The 555RII is a drag radial with real thick side walls(handling tire)! The 555R is a drag radial with no side wall (drag tire)! That being said I have had all of them liked them all but like the drags in back RII up front! |
I was looking up info on Nittos today and probably would have ordered some but DTD.com is not working for me. |
Originally Posted by 2FAST4U That being said I have had all of them liked them all but like the drags in back RII up front! Assuming you've got the stock size wheels, I'd stick with 275s, yup... :) |
i have just the stock 16's and when i got the car this summer i put 455s in front and the 555rs in back.....i pry drove it 5k miles this summer, with about 20 track passes(and a few more "street" passes), and they are still ok(not real sticky, but good enough for street driving).....the post above is right, they aren't that expensive, so i figured i'd just go through a set of the rear tires each summer, maybe even get an extra set of just drag tires for the strip...... |
yes they are cheap up wear isn't bad. Keep in mind watch your brunouts! A buddy of mine had a high 11 second car on the street ne did a very small burnout! A4 and had no traction problems! Nittos don't wear down like BFG and around here for the street Nitto is #1! Track bfg is a hair better! Bfg clams a softer compound! |
Originally Posted by Shane :werd: I like The Rs out back and the RIIs up front as well. Sticky: yes. Wear quickly: yes. But, they really aren't too expensive either... :shrug: Assuming you've got the stock size wheels, I'd stick with 275s, yup... :) |
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