Better traction than my 335's??
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Hmmm... so it seems like Hoosier wears the quickest, then MT, then BFG. Looks like I'll probably stick with BFG then. Oh, and what's the difference between a ET street and Drag radial? Thanks
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Originally Posted by toofazt
Hmmm... so it seems like Hoosier wears the quickest, then MT, then BFG. Looks like I'll probably stick with BFG then. Oh, and what's the difference between a ET street and Drag radial? Thanks
Et street drag radial= radial constructed tire
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Originally Posted by toofazt
I get no traction with my 335 Michilen Pilot Sports. I'm thinking a drag radial might be what I'm looking for but have never had any. Would a 315 drag radial hook up considerably better than my tires now? What brand would you recommend. I don't drive in the rain and don't really need them to last forever. Thanks, Steve.
What size rim are you running with those 335s?
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