Bizzar

I'm due for some tires and am thinking about the g-force t/a drag radials. Yes for my daily driver. I know they wont last long but money is not an issue. I will replace them every 4-6 months if they work well. My concern is how bad are they in wet weather? My Azenis plain suck *** but I am used to them. If they are close thats fine but if they are 10x worse I may consider something else. Anything to help with the traction loss on a dry road. Anyone? Experiences?

Zeniceguycrx

Corner = curb

z1guy

they arent that bad, if the DOT says they are approved for street use its safe to say they are good enough. you just have to be a little catious when its wet.

Zeniceguycrx

we got cought in the rain on the hwy with them and we had to slow to 80kph to keep stabalish

Bizzar

Thats pretty much a givin. 300hp is a bitch in the rain with a slick tire. I've had my share of very light 40mph throttle skidding heh. Car wont turn for ----! I'm sort of leaning towards the KDW series as it does rain a shitload here this time of year.

turbohf

last time i looked at them, the description under them said: "not intended for street use"

Zeniceguycrx

just buy a second set of rims, if your buying slicks go big or go home

buk9tp

X eleventy million billion..


/whiney bitchy voice/ but i want the slicks on all the time because i never know when imma need to race

Zeniceguycrx

If you have all the power to need slicks all the time and your cought off guard by a vw that wants to race just learn how to controle your car, if u have so much power you can affor to lose a little bit of traction off the line and beat his *** in second 3rd 4th 5th and Reverse

z1guy

sure they are, thats why they are called "drag radials" http://www.bfgoodrichtires.com/bfgap...dragradial.jsp