dohc97

I have 9.5 and 10.5 inch wide rims. I have Nitto 255 and 285 tires on them. Am thinking of getting the MT tires in 275/35 and 305/35 using the same HRE wheels that I have. The Nittos, I feel, are not wide enough for my rims, or they might be undersized. My car is a daily driver and will not see any kind of competition at all.

Anybody has any experience on these tires?

http://www.americanmuscle.com/mickey...305-35-20.html

http://www.americanmuscle.com/mickey...275-35-20.html

DarrenGT

I do and so far so good. about 2000km on them so far and no issues. Love them. they grrrrrrrripp!

My rims are 9" and 10". they fit just nicely.

PJRManagement

Do these MT tires have a decent rim protector built in on the inside lip?

AMAlexLazarus

Hey - Long Time no see and I hope all is well. I've ridden on them before and when I did I didn't have a great experience up until recent. I drove Justin Dugans personal '14 and for the life of me I couldn't get them to come up to tempterature on the 20 min drive that I had. Mind you guys this was in February with no snow on the ground. I just recently had one of our 2015's out that has this exact setup and I was really pleasantly surprised at how much different of an animal they were when the temps are warm out; They really do stick and I would definitely suggest them to anyone that's looking to either go a little wider or if you're just looking to get a better foot-print on the ground. The 305/35/20 is where it's at for warmer months!

Here's what some customers are saying:

Speedwagon

If you curse the internet you can prolly find them cheaper. I think I picked up the same 305/35/20's for $165ea. delivered.

DarrenGT

My plan is to run the MT's during the warm dry months. My car sits for most of the cooler rainy season, but when i do drive her, i'll have the nitto's back on.

dohc97

hello Alex...given the HRE FF01 wheels that I have, considering the width and the offset, am I going to be OK with no rubbing going for the 275/35/20 and 305/35/20 tires?

wlarryf

Don't have but my buddy has them and he told that MT's are a more mild version of the Nitto.