[JonDaddy82]

http://www.mandhtires.com/M-H-Drag-Radials/305-35R20

Looks like a viable alternative to Mickeys? Wonder how they handle at the big end in regard to the rear end sway and so on some of the higher trap cars are seeing.

[Fraxum]

Ohhhh, these look interesting.. 28" tall! They look drivable.

http://www.mandhtires.com/M-H-Drag-T...ials/325-45R17

[KingLT1]

They wear as fast if not faster then Mickey's.

[Nsxmatt]

$369 per tire is ridiculous. That's nearly $1000 for two tires shipped that maybe last a season at best.

[Rlhay2]

Not a good tire for daily driving but a phenomenal drag strip tire!

[KingLT1]

Originally Posted by Nsxmatt

$369 per tire is ridiculous. That's nearly $1000 for two tires shipped that maybe last a season at best.

You gotta pay to play...want cheaper tires, then buy smaller wheels. There is no other 20" drag radial cheaper with as much traction.

[Nsxmatt]

Originally Posted by KingLT1

You gotta pay to play...want cheaper tires, then buy smaller wheels. There is no other 20" drag radial cheaper with as much traction.

Anyone serious enough to need more traction will run a smaller wheel with more sidewall anyway. The point it the 20 costs less to make than a 17 same diameter. They are price gouging, mainly off the people who chalk it up to "gotta pay to play" then blindly throw their money away.

[Black Hole]

I posted about these back in March, asking the same question as OP. I went with the MT ET Street SS due to lack of info on M&H at the time - found the rear end sway at trap speeds went away with lower tire pressure on the MTs. Car feels good to 140. Traction, while much better, is still lacking off the line. I believe I will be trying the M&H next if I stick with 20's. Agree that 17's would be a better option all around, though.

[laynlo15]

Lots of weight to rotate