P295/55R15 ET Street S/S Tire

The Mickey Thompson P295/55R15 ET Street S/S tire is a dedicated drag radial engineered for high-performance street and strip applications. Built on an R2 compound, this 295/55R15 radial delivers the consistency and grip required for both quarter-mile runs and spirited highway driving. The directional tread pattern combined with DOT approval makes it a legitimate choice for drivers seeking tire performance that bridges the gap between extreme drag slicks and street-legal all-seasons.

The ET Street S/S compound is specifically formulated to generate heat and maintain grip during hard acceleration while remaining stable during normal highway cruising. At 27.5 inches in overall diameter and 12 inches in width, this tire fits applications demanding an aggressive footprint without requiring extreme sizing. The black sidewall finish maintains a classic appearance while the radial construction provides the structure necessary for load capacity and consistent performance across varying conditions. Weighing 37.6 pounds per tire, the ET Street S/S balances sidewall stiffness with manageable unsprung weight.

This tire is purpose-built for enthusiasts running modified vehicles—muscle cars, hot rods, street machines, and performance trucks where dedicated drag radials are standard equipment. The ET Street S/S performs at its best in dedicated quarter-mile events and spirited acceleration runs where heat cycling maximizes compound performance. Buyers should recognize that drag radials prioritize launch grip and short-duration acceleration over all-season versatility; they are not designed for extended highway touring or wet-weather stability in conventional driving contexts.

Mickey Thompson's ET Street lineup represents one of the most recognized drag radial platforms in performance automotive history. The S/S variant offers DOT compliance alongside serious drag-focused capability, making it accessible for drivers who want track performance with street-legal certification. This tire is sold individually; verify that your vehicle's application and wheel fitment accept 15-inch diameter tires and that your suspension and drivetrain are compatible with the sidewall construction and load characteristics of this specific tire size.