The Pro Street Radials 15″ range is designed for high-power street and competition cars that need real traction without sacrificing road usability. These tyres are built for drag racing and roll racing applications, while remaining suitable for controlled road use, allowing cars to be driven to and from events on the same set of tyres.

Developed around a proven drag and roll racing radial compound, Pro Street Radials focus on delivering consistent grip, predictable behaviour, and durability across both prepared and semi-prepared surfaces. The construction prioritises straight-line traction under load, making them well suited to high-torque rear-wheel-drive applications.

The tyre features a soft, flexible sidewall design to aid weight transfer and traction during launches, while maintaining stability at speed. Tread design and compound selection are optimised specifically for racing use, rather than general road performance, ensuring maximum grip where it matters most.

All tyres in the 15″ range are load rated and treadwear rated, offering a balance between performance, usability, and longevity for pro street and competition-focused builds.

Key Features

• Designed for drag racing and roll racing applications

• Suitable for street and track use in controlled conditions

• Proven radial racing compound for consistent traction

• Soft, flexible sidewall to support weight transfer and grip

• Load rated and treadwear rated

• Optimised for high-power rear-wheel-drive vehicles

Available Sizes

• 235/60 R15 – 98V

• 255/60 R15 – 102V

• 275/50 R15 – 101V

• 275/60 R15 – 107V

• 295/55 R15 – 109V

• 325/50 R15 – 112V

Typical Applications

• Pro street builds

• Drag racing cars

• Roll racing cars

• High-power street/strip vehicles

Important Notes

These tyres are performance-focused and designed primarily for straight-line traction. Correct sizing, suspension setup, and alignment are critical to achieving optimal results. Always ensure suitability for your specific vehicle and intended use.

For guidance on sizing, compound behaviour, and application suitability, refer to the Tyre Guide or contact us for advice.