Nitto NT05 High Performance Tire - 275/40R20 106Z

I bought these for summer fun on my ScatPack. Haven't been to the strip yet but they have more bite on the street.

I love these tires. I have a 2008 Dodge Challenger SRT8 and these are the first Street tires that impressed me. I bought the car with the stock Goodyear tires and they sucked even when the car was stock. I did upgrade to Nitto 555R's which were decent for a few months but performed as expected for a DR. I put headers and a custom tune on the car and went from 355 rwhp to about 400 rwhp and also went to Nitto Motivos. Those couldn't handle the power either. When those wore out I went to the NT05's and the minute I rolled out of the tire shop I raced some modified SRT4 from a dig and smoked him (no burnout and no tire spin). I was impressed because my last tires could never launch without a burnout. Additionally, these tires are able to launch in 30 degree weather on a 400 rwhp car with no burnout. That's a great tire to me.

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Pretty good tires. Grip had improved as well as looks. I don't know how these tires compare to other high performance or drag radials but im very satisfied with mine. I haven't used them on rain so i can't tell how they feel. Totally recommend them. Im using them on a 2013 charger r/t 5.7

These tires wore out in under 3000 miles. They all were cracked around the tread blocks. Nitto said it was "torque cracks". They also had very limited traction. I replaced with the cheapest tire I could find, Velooza. I'm already over 3000 miles on them and have almost no wear. Traction is equivalent.

tires hook up very good when hot. only issue is they are near the wear bar brand new. You probably will not see 10,000 miles out of these. Do a few burn outs and you'll get 5,000. They did what I wanted though. Ran the best times in my SRT with two of these on the back. Never had an issue driving in the rain, but they will break traction very easy.

I have put 12,000 miles on these tires since purchase. It is night day with this Hellcat Challenger. I have had no issues in the rain. My zero to sixty times dropped 3.5 Seconds over stock Pirelli p zeros. You can't go over 168mph or you take the chance of the tires blowing. Not rated for more than 168 mph. Way traffic is I doubt that will happen. I would run True Slicks for the track to see how fast I could get.

I put the NT05's on the rear of my 15' charger scat pack. If you mash it while cold they will not hook until almost 2nd gear shifts. If you give it 3/4 for .25 sec then hammer the gas they will hook. I have not tested these tires properly warmed up yet but i'm pretty sure with some heat they will hook directly. I was able to get a 0-60 at 4.1 sec after a few(a lot) of practice runs. I'm not sure about wet performance but then again i didn't buy them for that. Oh I bought 275's for my OEM 9" wheel. Fit nice and look good.Update: These tires are MUCH better in the wet than the OEM Eagle RS-A2's. Really surprised me!