NEW Mickey Thompson 315/35/17 Drag Radials!!
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NEW Mickey Thompson 315/35/17 Drag Radials!!
There's been a lot of talk about the Mickey Thompson 315's for a while now and they're finally hitting the streets.
We've been able to get our hands on quite a few of them even though they're still very hard to get.
The Mickey Thompson drag radial has proven itself to be one of the best radials on the market since they were released and now with these larger sizes becoming available I'm sure we're going to see them more widely used then before.
LINK http://www.lethalperformance.com/pag...l-all-new.html
Here are some specs on the 315/35/17'S
Optimized For Modern Sports Cars & Sport Compacts
Mickey Thompson's legendary race tire technology comes to the street with all-new ET Street Radial. Built using the latest in high tech radial construction techniques and years of drag racing experience and compound development, this D.O.T. approved street legal drag radial will get your car down the track in record time and drive you home with sure handling and an excellent ride.
* Soft Compound For Superior Traction On The Drag Strip
* Radial Construction for Excellent Ride Control on the Street
* Low Void, Directional Tread for Maximum Dry Traction
* Tubeless
Acceptable practice for rim width is tread width plus or minus 1'. CAUTION: It is not recommended that radial and non-radial tires be mixed on the same vehicle.
Tire Size: 315/35-17
Rim Diameter (in): 17 in.
Sidewall Style: Blackwall
Tire Construction: Radial
Directional: Yes
Tire Diameter (in): 25.78 in.
Minimum Recommended Rim Width (in): 10.00 in.
Maximum Recommended Rim Width (in): 12.00 in.
Tread Width (in): 11.70 in.
Section Width (in): 12.70 in.
Asymmetrical Tread Pattern: No
Tube Required: No
Tire Compound: R2
DOT-Approved: Yes
If you're interested in a set you can order through the website or by giving us a call. Thanks, Jared
We've been able to get our hands on quite a few of them even though they're still very hard to get.
The Mickey Thompson drag radial has proven itself to be one of the best radials on the market since they were released and now with these larger sizes becoming available I'm sure we're going to see them more widely used then before.
LINK http://www.lethalperformance.com/pag...l-all-new.html
Here are some specs on the 315/35/17'S
Optimized For Modern Sports Cars & Sport Compacts
Mickey Thompson's legendary race tire technology comes to the street with all-new ET Street Radial. Built using the latest in high tech radial construction techniques and years of drag racing experience and compound development, this D.O.T. approved street legal drag radial will get your car down the track in record time and drive you home with sure handling and an excellent ride.
* Soft Compound For Superior Traction On The Drag Strip
* Radial Construction for Excellent Ride Control on the Street
* Low Void, Directional Tread for Maximum Dry Traction
* Tubeless
Acceptable practice for rim width is tread width plus or minus 1'. CAUTION: It is not recommended that radial and non-radial tires be mixed on the same vehicle.
Tire Size: 315/35-17
Rim Diameter (in): 17 in.
Sidewall Style: Blackwall
Tire Construction: Radial
Directional: Yes
Tire Diameter (in): 25.78 in.
Minimum Recommended Rim Width (in): 10.00 in.
Maximum Recommended Rim Width (in): 12.00 in.
Tread Width (in): 11.70 in.
Section Width (in): 12.70 in.
Asymmetrical Tread Pattern: No
Tube Required: No
Tire Compound: R2
DOT-Approved: Yes
If you're interested in a set you can order through the website or by giving us a call. Thanks, Jared
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RE: NEW Mickey Thompson 315/35/17 Drag Radials!!
Why are all these drag radials always 1 inch shorter than the stock diameter? It 26 inches just a very popular diameter among other cars? That'd be my guess.
Just for the record, these will fit without rubbing? Would I be better off with a tire that isn't quite as wide since i'm still NA?
While i'm asking questions, Do ya'll offer a tire rim package? I'd like to be able to buy these mounted and balanced on some dedicated track rims.
Just for the record, these will fit without rubbing? Would I be better off with a tire that isn't quite as wide since i'm still NA?
While i'm asking questions, Do ya'll offer a tire rim package? I'd like to be able to buy these mounted and balanced on some dedicated track rims.
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