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WB Hellcat street tires. Running Nitto G2 now, thinking of switching to Toyo R888R 315 rears

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Hello, currently running Nitto G2 305/35/20 mostly on the street (no full-time drag setup). Good when warm, but I’m curious about a more grippy street setup next, looking at Toyo Proxes R888R in a 315 rear if sizing/fit makes sense on OEM wheel size. I have a 2023 WB Charger Hellcat Jailbreak.

The car is on stock suspension and stock tires. Never take the car out when it rains, so no need to worry about it handling rain/wet conditions. Just want to try the Toyo because hearing good things about them, and I do understand they run out of thread very fast, which I don't mind since I buy them in bulk and get them for a steal of a price. Can also help others get tires for wholesale if wanted.

Just wanted to ask if people have run Toyo and how long they last for you. If not Toyo, what other recommendations would people recommend?
 


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Hello, currently running Nitto G2 305/35/20 mostly on the street (no full-time drag setup). Good when warm, but I’m curious about a more grippy street setup next, looking at Toyo Proxes R888R in a 315 rear if sizing/fit makes sense on OEM wheel size. I have a 2023 WB Charger Hellcat Jailbreak.

The car is on stock suspension and stock tires. Never take the car out when it rains, so no need to worry about it handling rain/wet conditions. Just want to try the Toyo because hearing good things about them, and I do understand they run out of thread very fast, which I don't mind since I buy them in bulk and get them for a steal of a price. Can also help others get tires for wholesale if wanted.

Just wanted to ask if people have run Toyo and how long they last for you. If not Toyo, what other recommendations would people recommend?
FREE TIRES...:unsure::unsure::unsure::unsure:...yer gonna be one popular dude on here...I can see guys sendin ya naked pictures of their wives...:eek::eek::eek::giggle::giggle::giggle::oops:
 


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Hello, currently running Nitto G2 305/35/20 mostly on the street (no full-time drag setup). Good when warm, but I’m curious about a more grippy street setup next, looking at Toyo Proxes R888R in a 315 rear if sizing/fit makes sense on OEM wheel size. I have a 2023 WB Charger Hellcat Jailbreak.

The car is on stock suspension and stock tires. Never take the car out when it rains, so no need to worry about it handling rain/wet conditions. Just want to try the Toyo because hearing good things about them, and I do understand they run out of thread very fast, which I don't mind since I buy them in bulk and get them for a steal of a price. Can also help others get tires for wholesale if wanted.

Just wanted to ask if people have run Toyo and how long they last for you. If not Toyo, what other recommendations would people recommend?
Sounds like a no-brainer. Go get them and tell us how they are.
 




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