Curious if anyone has experience with these new Mickey Thompson 28" tall Sportsman S/R skinny front radial tires. Considering buying a pair for street driving mostly, and an occasional trip down the drag strip. Any actual experience with these tall and skinny MT S/R front tires would be appreciated. Would be going on my '64 Savoy.
http://www.mickeythompsontires.com/news/...ny-front-radial"STOW, OHIO: March 12, 2018 - Drivers of high-horsepower late-model street cars can have a true drag race look and performance with the recently expanded Sportsman S/R front radial tire line from Mickey Thompson Tires & Wheels.
The skinny front tire solution for today's heavy muscle cars, the Sportsman S/R front radial is now available in a 28X6.00R18LT size that carries up to 1,650 pounds per tire at 95 psi. Rated at load range F and approved for 4- to 5-inch-wide wheels, the tire pairs well with Mickey Thompson's ET Street S/S & ET Street R (radial) rear tire lines for a top street performance combination.
Particularly suited for modern high-performance street cars, the Sportsman S/R radial also offers decreased weight for easier launches and quicker ETs at the track.
"Featuring a unique flamed tread pattern while providing a classic skinny tire appearance, the Sportsman S/R radial is a must-have for hot rodders and racers alike," said Ken Warner, Vice President of Mickey Thompson."
For more information, go to
http://www.mickeythompsontires.com/street-tires/sportsman-s-r