[bezerk1]

Can I drive to the track on MT Drag slicks? Track is about 15 miles away, all back roads no interstates or highways. Yay or nay?

[s2babe]

if they aren't DOT approved, they aren't safe for on-road use

without any tread, you are much more prone to hydroplaning, and can easily lose control.

I would definitely say nay.

[bezerk1]

If it was raining I wouldn't be going to the track anyway. I just don't feel like changing them at the track. It's like a 20 minute ride.

[Jack 07]

Isn't that what James Dean said????

[bezerk1]

What was the breakfast sausage guy doing driving around on drag slicks?

[RLG34750]

Originally Posted by bezerk1

Can I drive to the track on MT Drag slicks? Track is about 15 miles away, all back roads no interstates or highways. Yay or nay?

NAY.......

[shinerstang]

+2......

If they were their so called DOT slicks, it would be a little different, but on true slicks it's a ......

[samotrx7]

+3 that's dangerous, there are too many variables on the street to be running a slick. Jus change them at the track, if not than get a drag radial.

[kazman]

+4 NAY. It's just not worth the risk. Also the tires are not designed for street useage and will wear out very quickly even with just a 15 mile drive.

[cnsfugate]

Dont do it man. You can wear those slicks out in a hurry on the road. Plus ur only going to run from 14 psi and below in those things so you would get a real lose feel just driving them to the track.