315/35R17 mickey ET Streets

ProKiller

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Just an FYI that Mickey Thompson has the ET Street Radials in a 315 17" wheel now. Their site doesn't list it or anywhere else i can find for that matter. I sent them a mail yesterday asking if they are going to come out with anything wider in a 17" rim and the guy responded with they have 315/35R17 that is new that can be ordered.

I can't find anyone who has them listed, so no price info, but he said any one who sells mickey's can have a set ordered.

On a side note, that is my plan. I'm going to get 17x10.5 03 cobra wheels and put these on them.

EDIT: for more info: http://www.mickeythompsontires.com/strip.php?item=ETStreetRadial

 

The Green GT

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Well I guess I wont be getting Nittos after all.

 

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NUCKIN bad ARSE....my little brother works at a place (sells and warehouses all kinds of auto stuff) that also is a MT dealer....I should be able to get the 315's at cost . Im gunna have to call him on this. I was thinking of BFG or nittos and then ET streets on my welds but might just go all MT brand products for both sets.

 

4Jenna

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How long must I wait for 18's

 

ProKiller

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eades5.0 said:

How long must I wait for 18's

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you'd think by now companies would get on the drag radial large wheel craze. stupid considering most high performance cars are coming with 18 and up size wheels stock. the new z06 vettes have 19s in the rear

 

4Jenna

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You are right!

MT has said 18" and other plus sizes will be out soon

 

Joe 5.0

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Ooooooooooohhhh, but they gotta wear out quick as heck on daily drivers.

God I wish BFG's werent so ugly, and Nitto's were stickier. lol

 

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Nice find, but I will be going with this tire for next race season at the track.

View attachment 424370


Brand: Mickey Thompson
Product Line: Mickey Thompson ET Street Tires
Rim Diameter (in): 17 in.
Tire Size: 26.00 x 11.50-17
Sidewall Style: Blackwall
Tire Construction: Bias-ply
Directional: No
Tire Diameter (in): 26.50 in.
Minimum Recommended Rim Width (in): 8.50 in.
Maximum Recommended Rim Width (in): 10.50 in.
Tread Width (in): 9.50 in.
Section Width (in): 11.10 in.
Recommended Rim Width: 8.5-10.5 in.
Tire Size 1: 26.00
Tire Size 2: 11.50
Asymmetrical Tread Pattern: No
Tube Required: No
Tire Compound: M5
Roll Out (in): 82.00 in.
DOT-Approved: Yes
Quantity: Sold individually.

Tire, ET Street, 26.0 x 11.5-17LT, Bias-Ply, DOT-Approved, M5 Compound, Blackwall, Each

PART # MTT-3743




Summit sells them for $173.95 a piece

 

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ProKiller said:

Just an FYI that Mickey Thompson has the ET Street Radials in a 315 17" wheel now.

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Great to know. Might get some myself eventually.




OT, I looked EVERYWHERE for Goodyear Eagle F1 Super Car's in 315/35/17 (same that come on Ford GT). Eventually, I remembered that the GT has 19" wheels out back. I hope these companies will catch on soon.

 

1slow95

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Just picked up a set today. The tread pattern is different, I don't like it as well as old style but it should be better for a street car. They feel really soft and sticky, I can't wait to get them installed so I can break the rear end!

 

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tits!

 

ProKiller

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thats freakin awesome!!!!

I ended up spending my wheel money on the tranny so please let me know how they fit and if any modifications were necessary. also if you could measure the actual width of the tire when its mounted that would be great.

where'd you get them from and for how much if you don't mind me asking

 

1slow95

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Jeg's has them listed on their site now. I was gonna order them a couple weeks ago but they were on back order so I waited....Big mistake . Jeg's had them listed at just over $180 each at the time. Yesterday they were listed at $204. I was in a local performance shop for work yesterday so I just ordered them there and they price matched Jegs within $5.

They look like they're pretty much the same size as my old tires so they should fit just fine. I'll get some measurements once they're mounted, which should be in the next week or two. I don't want these tires to get chewed up on the fender like my last set so I think I'm gonna order some adjustable LCA's before I install them. Plus it's freakin' snowing right now!