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I've heard good things about Mickey Thompsons. what size are you looking for?

A lot of the muscle cars (Trans Am's, Vette's, Mustangs etc) around here use the MT's and they seem to do pretty well. I think that personally I would go with the Nitto's though. Can't say that I've ever heard anything bad about either ones, and from what I've seen/experienced on my own, they both offer crazy grip. Just don't get picked up by the fuzz with slicks on your car. Even the 'street drag' tyres are pushing the limits of legal.

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good in dry shyt in wet but the MTs you cant go wrong with just take bit extra care in the wet, or have a look at something with good temp and soft compound and your set, but comes down to crap in wet most of them and also they wear pretty quick

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