Mickey Thompson Pro Drag Radial vs. ET Drag.
First of all, yes, the M/T Pro Drag Radials are a good as the ET Drags on our test car. They’re different, but just as good. After two days of back-to-back flogging and tire swapping, we got to enjoy the stability of a radial with the grip of a traditional slick without giving up a bunch of performance. It’s time to stop being afraid of the radial class.
THE TIRES
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