Any interest in 2 315/35/17 sumitomo HTRZ

[jared1993]

These tires have maybe 500 miles on them. No burn outs or ripping at all. Basically brand new. I am thinking about BFG drag radials and would only buy them if I sold these 1st. I don't have any direct pics, but I have a couple. The back have the SAME EXACT tread wear as the fronts...so that will give you an idea how deep the treat is. NO LEAKS,PLUGS,PATCHES,GASHES,ECT.
local pick up ONLY...Located in Marlboro NJ 07746
$200...remember these are as new as you can get W/O actually being unmounted, plus no shipping cost.

 

[rascal_rascal_99]

Just curious, have you had drag radials on a street car before? You do realize, that for street driving, honestly, they suck! lol The only thing they're really good for, is going to the track with. Instead of putting them on as your normal tires, I'd really consider having them mounted on a spare set of rims and just put them on when you do go to the track.

Just a thought anyways.

 

[Hib Halverson]

"Drag radials", be they Goodrich, Nitto or Goodyear, should not be considered for street driving because 1) they have minimal tread and will be "challenging" to the point of unsafe, if the roads are wet---mind, you, I'm not talking about driving in the rain per se, even just some wet pavement and they get slippery. 2) the tread life is typical of race tires. In everyday street use expect only a few thousand miles of use.

That said, for drag strip use and maybe dry weather only street driving from the track and back home, they work well.

With a fresh set of drag radials, figure 2-3 tenths better, once you relearn how to launch the car.

 

[ardillitaz]

do you still have them?

do you still have these? plesae contact me 201-450-1902