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Drag Radials, Drag Slicks, & Racing Tires

When you’re at the track and fractions of a second count, general purpose passenger car tires don’t cut it. You need tires made for racing: little-to-no...

When you’re at the track and fractions of a second count, general purpose passenger car tires don’t cut it. You need tires made for racing: little-to-no tread pattern for maximum contact, and super-sticky rubber compounds that thrive in the heat.

Whether you’re driving hard around autocross cones, hitting every apex on a road course, clocking laps around the circle track, or launching flat-out down the drag strip, you’ll find the ideal racing tires at Summit Racing Equipment. Bias-ply slicks, DOT-approved “street” tires, drag radials…Summit carries all of these and more, in a wide...

When you’re at the track and fractions of a second count, general purpose passenger car tires don’t cut it. You need tires made for racing: little-to-no tread pattern for maximum contact, and super-sticky rubber compounds that thrive in the heat.

Whether you’re driving hard around autocross cones, hitting every apex on a road course, clocking laps around the circle track, or launching flat-out down the drag strip, you’ll find the ideal racing tires at Summit Racing Equipment. Bias-ply slicks, DOT-approved “street” tires, drag radials…Summit carries all of these and more, in a wide assortment of sizes.

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Summit has been in the high performance business since 1968, helping thousands of racers make millions of passes and laps. Check out our blog for helpful tire tech advice like this Drag Racing Slicks and Traction article, visit our Help Center for answers to common questions about wheels and tires, or contact us directly for custom solutions from our world-famous service and tech experts.

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Never compromise when it comes to tires! When you shop at Summit, you get to choose from the most trusted tire manufacturers in the high performance industry. Brands like Mickey Thompson, Hoosier, Goodyear, Nitto, BFGoodrich, Phoenix, Bridgestone, Pirelli, and so many more are available right now! Use our powerful search tools to shop by size and construction.

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Michelin Power Cup EVO Tires 120/70-17

Michelin Power Cup EVO Tires 120/70-17

Michelin Power Cup EVO Tires 120/70-17

Power Cup EVO, 120/70-17, Radial, Blackwall, Speed Rating W, Front, Competition, Powersports, Each

Part Number: MIH-53305

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Michelin Power Slick 2 Tires 120/70-17

Michelin Power Slick 2 Tires 120/70-17

Michelin Power Slick 2 Tires 120/70-17

Power Slick 2, 120/70-17, Radial, Blackwall, Speed Rating W, Front, Competition, Powersports, Each

Part Number: MIH-92049

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Michelin Power Performance Medium Slick Tires 120/70-17

Michelin Power Performance Medium Slick Tires 120/70-17

Michelin Power Performance Medium Slick Tires 120/70-17

Power Performance Medium Slick, 120/70-17, Radial, Blackwall, Speed Rating V, Front, Competition, Powersports, Each

Part Number: MIH-15556

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Michelin Power Performance Soft Slick Tires 120/70-17

Michelin Power Performance Soft Slick Tires 120/70-17

Michelin Power Performance Soft Slick Tires 120/70-17

Power Performance Soft Slick, 120/70-17, Radial, Blackwall, Speed Rating V, Front, Competition, Powersports, Each

Part Number: MIH-50072

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Michelin Power Performance Cup Soft Tires 120/70-17

Michelin Power Performance Cup Soft Tires 120/70-17

Michelin Power Performance Cup Soft Tires 120/70-17

Power Performance Cup Soft, 120/70-17, Radial, Blackwall, Speed Rating V, Front, Competition, Powersports, Each

Part Number: MIH-42475

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Michelin Power Cup EVO Tires 110/70-17

Michelin Power Cup EVO Tires 110/70-17

Michelin Power Cup EVO Tires 110/70-17

Power Cup EVO, 110/70-17, Radial, Blackwall, Speed Rating W, Front, Competition, Powersports, Each

Part Number: MIH-4598

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Michelin Power Cup 2 Tires 120/70-17

Michelin Power Cup 2 Tires 120/70-17

Michelin Power Cup 2 Tires 120/70-17

Power Cup 2, 120/70-17, Radial, Blackwall, Speed Rating W, Front, Competition, Powersports, Each

Part Number: MIH-01667

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Hoosier Vintage Super Stock Tires 29x7-15

Made in the USA Hoosier Vintage Super Stock Tires 29x7-15

Hoosier Vintage Super Stock Tires 29x7-15

Vintage Super Stock Tire, 29 x 7.00-15, Bias-Ply, Blackwall. Each

Part Number: HOO-18950

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M&H Racemaster Front Runner Tires 24x3.60-15

M&H Racemaster Front Runner Tires 24x3.60-15

M&H Racemaster Front Runner Tires 24x3.60-15

Tire, Front Runner, 24.00 x 3.60-15 (165/70-15), Bias-Ply, Blackwall, Each

Part Number: MNH-MSS022

3.0 out of 5 stars ( 2 )

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M&H Racemaster Muscle Car Drag Tires 26x4.5-17

M&H Racemaster Muscle Car Drag Tires 26x4.5-17

M&H Racemaster Muscle Car Drag Tires 26x4.5-17

Tire, Front Runner, 26.00 x 4.50-17 (165/70-17), Bias-Ply, Blackwall, Each

Part Number: MNH-MSS017

3.5 out of 5 stars ( 8 )

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M&H Racemaster Front Runner Tires 24x5-15

M&H Racemaster Front Runner Tires 24x5-15

M&H Racemaster Front Runner Tires 24x5-15

Tire, Front Runner, 24.00 x 5-15 (175/70-15), Bias-Ply, Blackwall, Each

Part Number: MNH-MSS023

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How long will a set of drag slicks last?

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Are racing tires supposed to be balanced?

Balancing racing tires is essential for reducing high-speed vibrations and enhancing tread life. Most manufacturers recommend static balancing, also known as bubble balancing, for racing tires to ensure they are balanced around their circumference. Dynamic balancing is not advised for bias ply tires. Proper balancing requires adjusting the tire and rim combination to minimize the weight needed for balance.

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How should I store my drag slicks?

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What tire compound is best for my car?

Choosing the right tire compound for your car is crucial for optimal performance. This guide explains how lighter vehicles benefit from softer compounds, while heavier vehicles need harder compounds to prevent excessive wear. It also discusses how transmission type affects tire choice, with manual and automatic transmissions requiring different compounds for best results.

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What tire pressure should I run in my slicks?

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