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B3422w5 said

Lets agree to disagree.
My hoosier DOT drag radials are getting replaced this week.
They no longer Have the two grooves on them. They look and act like any slick i have ever had. Except they are radial construction, not bias ply.
They, and all the others, with just a couple of exceptions, are all race tires. No matter how they are marketed.
I wouldn't drive in the rain with my drag radials, even if new, for all the tea in China

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I had driven my car to work a couple years ago and while at work it blew up a storm. The rain stopped about two hours before I left work for home but the roads were still wet when I left. There are only a couple traffic lights on the ride and I was slowing to stop as one was red. I was down to about 35 or so mph when the light went green. When I lightly picked up the throttle the car went stupid. It's a good thing there was no one in the lane next to me. The road I live on is mostly curves so for the seven miles I drive it I was on pins and needles. I coasted through the curves and very gingerly picked up the throttle when the road straightened out.

I don't want to repeat the drive.