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Before choosing Streetable Track tires, match the vehicle-required load index, speed rating, and any applicable load or designation requirements.

Before buying streetable track tires: one tire for road and track

Streetable track tires are DOT-marked performance tires built to run on track days and autocross, yet legal and usable on public roads. Streetable track tires sit between extreme performance summer tires and R-compound competition tires: more grip and heat tolerance than a street tire, more tread depth and wet traction than a track-only tire.

Treadwear ratings to compare when buying

Streetable track tires usually carry UTQG treadwear ratings from about 100 to 200. Tires near 200 treadwear last longer on the street and qualify for classes that set 200 as the minimum; tires near 100 grip harder and wear faster. The treadwear rating is molded on the sidewall and listed in each tire's specifications.

Street trade-offs to weigh before buying

Streetable track tires ride firmer, make more road noise and wear faster than daily-driver tires. Streetable track tires also grip poorly below about 45°F and in heavy rain, because the compound is built for heat and the tread is shallow. Drivers who use the car daily through cold or wet months keep a second set for those months.

Choosing streetable track tires by how the car is used

  • Weekend cars driven to track days suit streetable track tires as the only set.
  • Autocross cars suit 200-treadwear streetable tires that heat quickly; see autocross tires.
  • Cars trailered to the track can step up to R-compound track and competition tires.

Sizes to check before ordering

Streetable track tires are ordered in the placard size, or in a wider size the wheels and fenders clear, with a load index equal to or higher than the original. Staggered cars order separate front and rear pairs, such as 255/35R19 front and 285/30R19 rear.

Buying streetable track tires as a set

Streetable track tires are bought as a full set, so all four tires share the same compound, grip and heat range. Mixing a fresh pair with a heat-cycled pair upsets the car's balance on track.

Adding streetable track tires to your cart with NeoTires

Streetable track tires are chosen by size, treadwear rating and the share of street versus track driving. Look up your car on NeoTires, compare streetable track tires by treadwear and price, and add the set or staggered pairs to the cart. NeoTires dispatches the order the same day to any US address, with no shipping charge on tires labeled Free shipping, and checkout offers Klarna, Affirm and Afterpay alongside paying in full.

Before buying streetable track tires: one tire for road and track

Streetable track tires are DOT-marked performance tires built to run on track days and autocross, yet legal and usable on public roads. Streetable track tires sit between extreme performance summer tires and R-compound competition tires: more grip and heat tolerance than a street tire, more tread depth and wet traction than a track-only tire.

Treadwear ratings to compare when buying

Streetable track tires usually carry UTQG treadwear ratings from about 100 to 200. Tires near 200 treadwear last longer on the street and qualify for classes that set 200 as the minimum; tires near 100 grip harder and wear faster. The treadwear rating is molded on the sidewall and listed in each tire's specifications.

Street trade-offs to weigh before buying

Streetable track tires ride firmer, make more road noise and wear faster than daily-driver tires. Streetable track tires also grip poorly below about 45°F and in heavy rain, because the compound is built for heat and the tread is shallow. Drivers who use the car daily through cold or wet months keep a second set for those months.

Choosing streetable track tires by how the car is used

  • Weekend cars driven to track days suit streetable track tires as the only set.
  • Autocross cars suit 200-treadwear streetable tires that heat quickly; see autocross tires.
  • Cars trailered to the track can step up to R-compound track and competition tires.

Sizes to check before ordering

Streetable track tires are ordered in the placard size, or in a wider size the wheels and fenders clear, with a load index equal to or higher than the original. Staggered cars order separate front and rear pairs, such as 255/35R19 front and 285/30R19 rear.

Buying streetable track tires as a set

Streetable track tires are bought as a full set, so all four tires share the same compound, grip and heat range. Mixing a fresh pair with a heat-cycled pair upsets the car's balance on track.

Adding streetable track tires to your cart with NeoTires

Streetable track tires are chosen by size, treadwear rating and the share of street versus track driving. Look up your car on NeoTires, compare streetable track tires by treadwear and price, and add the set or staggered pairs to the cart. NeoTires dispatches the order the same day to any US address, with no shipping charge on tires labeled Free shipping, and checkout offers Klarna, Affirm and Afterpay alongside paying in full.

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