NITTO P305/45R17 102W NITTO NT555RII BW

Great tires a lot of grip great traction and last a long time

This tire outperforms the mickeys on the street. This is why:o More stable at higher speeds (not talking about 80mph).o They handle well in the rain (admittedly I slowed down to 65mph but my “street” tires-Michelin pilot sports- perform worse).o They are quieter than both ET STREET SS’s, R888R2’s and again my Michelin pilot sports.o These tires are more comfortable on the road then the Michelins but not as forgiving to bumps as the ET Street R’s.o The tires do have a longer life with mixed driving when comparing to the Mickeys, last a slight less than the Toyo R888R2’s but, I’m sure no one is looking at these wondering if they can squeeze 20,000 miles out of these.o Traction on these at 650hp, in a stick shift car, on the road or track, in 60* weather at even 32psi on the street- is amazing.Highly recommend for straight line use. Again, if you are looking at these it’s for a particular style of driving and you know it’s not a cornering tire. My set have been through like 40 heat cycles and they still perform.Hope this all helps, honestly a great street strip tire at moderately low power levels, even in stick shift cars on prepped or unprepped surfaces.

Sticky tire that looks good. Not sure how long they will last but so far so good.

besides the comfort on the street they hook pretty good and looks good, very good quality tire

Awesome drag radial.

My tuned Mustang GT on stock tires or even wider 305 street tires would spin 1st to 4th gear and sometimes go sideways. Pretty scary and unpredictable. With these RII’s the car definitely hooks and keeps the car in a straight line. It also has more cushion which results to a more comfortable ride even on sport or track mode. Highly recommend if you have a high powered car.

Hooks 600hp CTS-V from a 50roll. Good tire even in light rain.

Very good tire so far I’ve driven in the rain on these a few times not heavy rain but enough to notice it feels a little unstable around 70mph in the rear. Other than that lets me put power to the ground . 17x10 forgestar wheel on my 2011 2ss