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Tire siping?fireman 06-09-2004, 02:11 AM read a report recently that said they tested Michelin Pilot sports and saw a 200% increase in wet traction from siping them. How would this relate to dry traction at the track with street tires? TedH 06-09-2004, 08:55 AM I have no idea, but since they are street tires I would normally assume that any drag radial would be more appropriate for the strip. SS Mark 06-09-2004, 12:02 PM If you plan on doing burnouts or aggressive driving, dont get it, it will take chunks out of the tread. fireman 06-10-2004, 12:23 PM Originally posted by tnthub I have no idea, but since they are street tires I would normally assume that any drag radial would be more appropriate for the strip. And any slicks would be more appropriate than a drag radial at the strip.:) I stopped doing burnouts on street tires 10 years ago when I turned 18, and burnouts at the track are pointless on street tires. Nittos don't hook worth a sh*t on my car, only BFG drs, and they only last about 2000 miles. If I wanna DRIVE my car ever, I gotta get street tires. Siping tires just sounded like a happy medium between regular street tires and drag radial for traction. | ||