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      02-22-2015, 02:26 PM   #12
brian99997
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Originally Posted by Jon@NL View Post
You guys are nuts driving slicks on the road, insurance definitely won't cover you, those are not DOT approved tires.
The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) established the Uniform Tire Quality Grading Standards (UTQGS) in 49 CFR 575.104

R6's carry a UTQG rating of 40, actual slicks don't carry this rating and usually have no side markings except some paint...

The hoosier r6 is DOT approved, they're steel/nylon belted (although barely) and in my experience have not taken punctures or damage. I personally don't drive 19's over potholes or irregular surfaces if I can avoid it with any tire though. btw, these 4 tires fit in the back seat barely, 3 + 1 in the trunk is better.

This thread was more about the fact that these tires fit on the 19's, and work well on the track.
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