Hambone 7

I got so much sidewall flex out of ET Streets that I wouldnt reccomend them for any daily driver that has to travel on curvy roads. I have to vote for the BFG's.

Ed Blown Vert

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True, but the ET Street DR's will work for a daily Driver.

JEB99TA

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My ET Streets DR's are like floatin' on a cloud at 24 lbs. of air. Wear out fast ... horrible in the rain with 50% or less tread, but, when it's nice out, there's not another drag radial I've tried that even comes close to performing and ride comfort. They always hook when I need them most. Wouldn't recommend them in the rain unless they have REALLy good tread life left.

Hambone 7

yeah, not fun when the rear tires hydroplane and try to turn you sideways

bigradical

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I've ran 315 BFG's on a daily driven car for the past 6 months. Tread wear is pretty good on them and they hooked pretty good on my car when new but when the tread is gone, prepare to spin. I've got MT radials sittin' in the garage waitin' for the rain to pass. They're supposed to be the best out.

stripes1987

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dude the mt 255/50/16 work great on the street i have a heads/cam 4000 stall and i havent tried to get it to hook from a dead stop on the street but from a 20 roll they hook like all hell even in a little chilly weather!!!!

getsomebeyatch

i know this is kinda off topic but i hear a lot about the center of the tire wearing much faster then the outer side of the tire. I cant believe how fast my nittos are fading in the center what is a good psi for these tires for them to evenly wear? Ive made mabye 6-7 runs with a 3-4 sec warm up and the centers are almost bald but the outersides are damn near still brand new?? So whats a good psi for nittos?

Ed Blown Vert

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I ran about 20 on the street and 12-15 at the track

Roarin_8

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27 psi. I had 27 in one and 30 in the other by accident and the one with 30 had the center wearing out faster while the one with 27 had even wear.

getsomebeyatch

27 is about where they were,and it was uneven wear. I lowered it down to 20 so i hope that helps.

Roarin_8

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Did you check it when the tires were warm or cold?

getsomebeyatch

Well it was about 75 degrees outside when i checked it, but the tires havent moved all day/

Roarin_8

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27 works for me, I think 20 would be too low for the street though. Let me know how it goes.

Ed Blown Vert

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20 cold and it worked good for me.

97 ramair

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12-15 at the track. 25 on the street.

speed_demon24

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I ran 17psi in my 275 nittos on the street, and the rode fine. The rear end wasn't floaty or anything, probably due to the small sidewall of the 275's. If you run anything over 20psi, the center will wear out fast as hell. 27psi is way too high to run in them, unless you only want to get 5k miles out of them.

Roarin_8

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I had one at 30psi and the other at 27psi cold. The one with 30 was wearing out faster in the center than the one with 27. The one with 27 had even wear. I even have pics. Also alot more than 5K miles on them. More like 10K so far.

Roarin_8

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30psi cold



27psi cold