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Looking for 355/25/19
i wish i could remember, but a big name tire co. at the LA Auto show a couple years ago was making a 355..i can't remember who though..your best bet would be to look at all there web sites and/or call the companys..
Pirelli makes like every size imaginable. Michelin does make a 365/710 R 540. It was designed especially for the Bugatti. I beleive its the widest street tire ever used on a passenger car. 365 = width (obviously), 710 = overall diameter, and 540 = rim diameter (approx. 20 ")
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Originally Posted by GTFORMULA
I Have the 355-25-19 P-ZERO ROSSO's on my car right now and I hope that I never have to buy another set. I dont want to pay almost 600 a tire anytime soon.
PS: I should get my shortblock done in the next few weeks.
Do those actually hook or just spin till 100?
Originally Posted by GTFORMULA
They might as well be on ICE. I thought that maybe the would kind of hook but they dont at all. I guess the no sidewall is just not enought for my car.
I have started grooving M/T 325-50-15 drag radials for use on the street. I have already drove them in the rain and they seem to do really good and still have the same or close to the same traction in the dry. I still have to add about 300-400 pounds of weight to the back of my car also to make weight for the LSX shootout drag radial class.
Originally Posted by GTFORMULA
I have started grooving M/T 325-50-15 drag radials for use on the street. I have already drove them in the rain and they seem to do really good and still have the same or close to the same traction in the dry. I still have to add about 300-400 pounds of weight to the back of my car also to make weight for the LSX shootout drag radial class.
I could not locate that 355 tire, and there is a 355 25 20 tire available, but there were none to be found. I had Forgeline build a set of wheels 19x10 and 20x13 with a 325/25/20 pirelli in hopes of the 355/20 being a reality 
