Question for Hossier guys.

[mrlrd1]

Mine do the same thing. I just rotate them side to side so the little flaps face the other way. Usually every couple hundred miles they get I rotate them.

I do the same, although I run ET Street Radials. The concept is the same for all soft compound tires. It's due to tire slip with a cold tire. You need to make sure the tire is up to temp BEFORE any type of hard acceleration. Adjusting inflation will have no affect. Finally, you say you don't do any burnouts? Well, there is most of your problem!!

 

[badcobra]

Mine look like that too. They hold 950rwhp on a 55mph roll no problem. Best drag radial there is IMHO.

 

[manolith]

my et drag radials look like that a little bit. they hook pretty good if i lower the pressure and heat them up.

 

[UncleAnt]

mine looked like that as well

 

[brunocobratt]

mine looks like that too

 

[GhostRiderblk]

Its called feathering. and the tires are so pure with rubber it happens. If your not constantly burning them(cleaning a layer lol) then they will do this. rock on i hear it helps with the hook on the street but no evidence it does...

 

[BayareaSS]

That's normal. I've 4 sets in my garage right now and the 3 sets I've used look like that. I've taken them to 140 and never felt like they were unstable. Probably depends on the car

 

[gamebred26]

idk but i just cut a 1.36 on them last night lol