Front runner suggestion
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Front runner suggestion
I am about to purchase my first set of front runner tires and I am looking for suggestions. I have MT 325/50R15 ET Street radials in the rear and 15" x 4" weld Prostar wheels for the front, so I am looking for 15" radials in the front. Anyone have experience with the tires from dragracetires.com? They evidently are owned by the Coker tire company.
Any suggestions appreciated.
Charles
Any suggestions appreciated.
Charles
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I am about to purchase my first set of front runner tires and I am looking for suggestions. I have MT 325/50R15 ET Street radials in the rear and 15" x 4" weld Prostar wheels for the front, so I am looking for 15" radials in the front. Anyone have experience with the tires from dragracetires.com? They evidently are owned by the Coker tire company.
Any suggestions appreciated.
Charles
Any suggestions appreciated.
Charles
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St. Jude Donor '05
M/Y makes a 26x7.50x15 which will be perfect.
The M/T wit the "s" type tread can flat spot some if left in one place too long ask me how I know lol. The other model they have will be fine though they both drive well. Also make a 9 ply for heavier cars which I chose for more stability
If you street drive it imo just get a good reg tire like a continental and call it a day.
The M/T wit the "s" type tread can flat spot some if left in one place too long ask me how I know lol. The other model they have will be fine though they both drive well. Also make a 9 ply for heavier cars which I chose for more stability
If you street drive it imo just get a good reg tire like a continental and call it a day.
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M/Y makes a 26x7.50x15 which will be perfect.
The M/T wit the "s" type tread can flat spot some if left in one place too long ask me how I know lol. The other model they have will be fine though they both drive well. Also make a 9 ply for heavier cars which I chose for more stability
If you street drive it imo just get a good reg tire like a continental and call it a day.
The M/T wit the "s" type tread can flat spot some if left in one place too long ask me how I know lol. The other model they have will be fine though they both drive well. Also make a 9 ply for heavier cars which I chose for more stability
If you street drive it imo just get a good reg tire like a continental and call it a day.
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http://www.mandhtires.com/M-H-Front-...T#.UuKPKJUo59A
You may wish to call them about your rim width although this should not be an issue.
You may wish to call them about your rim width although this should not be an issue.
