Nitto NT-555R Tires
Nitto NT-555R Tires
USER REVIEWS
[Nov 23, 2021]
Filipe
Strength:
this soft and flexible tread will wear much quicker than tread compounds formulated for regular passenger car tires. Decking Contractor Weakness:
None so far Purchased: New
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[Sep 11, 2021]
lanmosd51
Strength:
Great traction, good in the rain 10-15K miles for a sticky tire is great! | San Jose Concrete Pumping Services Weakness:
none so far Purchased: New
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[Jan 16, 2019]
Wagzilla
Strength:
Best all around Drag Radial out there! I have 305/35R18's on my CTS-V Wagon. Currently 735whp. With a soft launch (1.58 60 foot) I have run a best of 10.24 @ 136.4. Weakness:
I have not found any weakness as of yet! Purchased: New
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[Jan 20, 2010]
SBC Runner
Model Reviewed:
Trans Am 6-Speed
Strength:
Street use with mild power
Weakness:
wont hold alot of power
def not "extreme", worked great on my street car (96' trans am 6 speed ALOT of bolt ons w/ mild cam), not so well when bolted the same wheels/tires up to my 700 rwhp street/strip car with 3500rpm stall.
Similar Products Used: Fuzion ZRi's (front runners, cheap tires)
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[Jun 07, 2007]
Callies Kustoms
Model Reviewed:
58 Chevy Hot Rod
Strength:
Great traction, good in the rain 10-15K miles for a sticky tire is great!
Weakness:
Deep water, Cold weather Great tire, these are the most streetable of the street legal drag tires. You should get 10-15K miles out of them compaired to 1-2K miles out of some of the other street legal drag tires. |
[Nov 25, 2003]
Nick
Model Reviewed:
Ford/Mustang LX 5.0
Strength:
Excellent traction
Weakness:
picks up and throws every rock into ur paint Stock tires suck. 555r Full throttle no problem Similar Products Used: falkens |
[Mar 31, 2003]
shatman
Model Reviewed:
1995 Pontiac Trans-Am
Strength:
Great Dry Traction Very good on wet roads Very quiet tire
Weakness:
Tread wear - to be expected! Since I have a Vortech Supercharger on my 95 Trans-Am I was having trouble finding a tire that would stick to the road - well the Nitto 555R stepped up to the challenge - AWESOME tire! Similar Products Used: Firehawks SZ50's - blow the tires of - no traction |
[Sep 19, 2000]
Sean Stack
Model Reviewed:
99 Honda Civic EX
Strength:
Once you heat them up they provide unparalelled traction on the drag strip. And best of all, you can drive to and from the track without changing tires. They dropped about 1/2 a second off of my e.t.
Weakness:
You do have to heat them up or else they don't provide much added traction. They wear down fast, so I would never use them for daily drivers. And I broke both drive axles using them (combined with a Clutch Masters Stage-3 clutch) when I was at the track. Now that was embarassing. I paid $180 for the 14" radials. I recommend them for use when drag racing only. If you aren't a serious drag racer don't bother with them. But buyer beware that is is MUCH easier to snap axles when using these. If you plan on goin to the track with them, keep an extra set of drive axles next to your tool box. These babies grip! Similar Products Used: Stock tires... grip... what grip??? |
[May 03, 2000]
Seth
Model Reviewed:
1999 Pontiac Trans Am
Strength:
Unsurpassed dry traction with suprisingly good wet traction.
Weakness:
Super soft material wears quicker than normal radials, but after all it is a drag radial. Loses traction in standing water. I paid $240 for a pair. I would highly recommend these tires to anybody with a high-powered sports car that just can't get traction with regular radials. Similar Products Used: Goodyear Eagle F1 - no comparison to the wet and dry traction the Nitto's provide |