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NITTO NT555 G2 Ultra High Performance Tire

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NITTO NT555 G2 Ultra High Performance Tire
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    Manufacturer Ratings

    • High Performance Summer
    • Directional

      Directional tires can only be rotated front-to-back, but not side-to-side. Staggered sized directional tires cannot be rotated.

    Tire Size Wheel Width Tire Diameter Tread Depth Revs Per Mile Weight (lbs)
    For 17" wheels
    245/45R17 7.5" - 9" 25.7 10/32" 785 26.7
    255/50R17 7" - 9" 27.1 10/32" 745 30.6
    275/40R17 9" - 11" 25.7 10/32" 785 32
    315/35R17 10.5" - 12.5" 25.7 11/32" 785 32
    For 18" wheels
    235/50R18 6.5" - 8.5" 27.3 10/32" 739 28.9
    245/40R18 8" - 9.5" 25.7 11/32" 785 26.5
    255/45R18 8" - 9.5" 27.1 11/32" 745 28.4
    265/35R18 9" - 10.5" 25.3 10/32" 798 27
    275/35R18 9" - 11" 25.6 10/32" 788 27.8
    275/40R18 9" - 11" 26.7 11/32" 756 30.2
    285/35R18 9.5" - 11" 25.9 10/32" 779 30.4
    295/40R18 10" - 11.5" 27.3 11/32" 739 34
    For 19" wheels
    245/45R19 7.5" - 9" 27.7 11/32" 728 28.9
    255/40R19 8.5" - 10" 27.1 11/32" 745 30.2
    265/40R19 9" - 10.5" 27.4 10/32" 736 31.5
    275/40R19 9" - 11" 27.7 11/32" 728 31.5
    285/35R19 9.5" - 11" 26.9 10/32" 750 31
    305/35R19 10" - 12" 27.4 10/32" 736 34.4
    For 20" wheels
    255/35R20 8.5" - 10" 27 11/32" 747 28.4
    255/45R20 8" - 9.5" 29.1 10/32" 693 35
    265/35R20 9" - 10.5" 27.3 11/32" 739 30.2
    275/35R20 9" - 11" 27.6 11/32" 731 31.1
    275/40R20 9" - 11" 28.7 11/32" 703 32
    285/30R20 9.5" - 10.5" 26.8 11/32" 753 29.8
    285/35R20 9.5" - 11" 27.9 10/32" 723 33.1
    295/35R20 10" - 11.5" 28.1 11/32" 718 36.2
    305/30R20 10.5" - 11.5" 27.2 11/32" 742 32
    305/35R20 10" - 12" 28.4 10/32" 711 35.27
    315/35R20 10.5" - 12.5" 28.7 10/32" 703 32

      Video Review & Installation

      Hey, guys. Today, we're going to be taking a look at the Nitto NT555 G2 Ultra High Performance 20 Inch Tire for Challengers. This is Nitto's second generation of ultra-high performance summer tire line, and so, it has some subtle improvements over the previous gen.This tire is available in the 20 inch size with a few different width options, like a 245, 255, and a 275. The price per tire does change based on size and it starts at just over 170 bucks and it ranges to just over $200 for the widest tire available.So, Nitto has been around for a long time and they've built a strong reputation for their performance tires. The NT555 has always been a popular tire. It's a go-to when you're looking for a high performance tire at a very reasonable price.The N2, like I mentioned earlier, is an updated and improved form of the good old NT555. The main difference between the Gen 1 and Gen 2 NT555 can be seen easily. You can see that the tread pattern is different on the G2. This is still a directional tire just like the Gen 1, but you have a different tread pattern with the G2 here.Nitto has doubled up on the center rib of the tire, which is going to give more traction in dry conditions, as well as better straight line stability as well. The size of the tread blocks on the G2 are also larger and I will say that this is more apparent on the larger size tires, like the 275. That's great news for those of you out there that are looking for increased traction benefits.The larger blocks help with traction off the line. These also work very well with the redesigned tapered blocks more towards the center of the tire. The two types of blocks are designed to work together for better traction and cornering stability.The Gen 2 here also boasts increased performance in wet conditions and that includes both handling and breaking performance. That's what these two large grooves that run around the entire tire are for. They help to push water away from the tire, which helps to prevent hydroplaning and it improves performance in wet conditions.Along with that, Nitto has also used a completely different compound with the Gen 2. It's a high silica compound, which is going to help increase the overall performance of the tire. The UTQG numbers show that, even though that this is a new improved formula with this tire, it's actually a little bit harder than the original 555. It has a treadwear rating of 320, while the original has a rating of 300.In theory, that should increase the overall lifespan of the tire to run 40,000 miles according to Nitto, but of course, that's ultimately gonna depend on your driving habits. Needless to say, if you're out there doing a bunch of burnouts and launches or if the tires are used for drag racing, then you can expect a shorter lifespan.Now, traction and temp rates on the G2 tires are the highest available with a AA for traction and A for temperature. Speaking of temperature, keep in mind that these are, technically speaking, ultra-high performance summer tires, so you should be mindful of the exterior temps when you're expecting these tires to perform. These are intended for use in above 45-degree weather.Of course, that doesn't mean that you can't use these in colder weather, but you'll have to keep in mind that these tires are made from a soft compound. They're gonna stiffen up in cold weather or get hard and they'll need to get some heat in them before they can perform to the best of their abilities. Also, keep in mind that while these tires are high performance soft tires, they're not drag radial. For you guys who have high horsepower cars out there and you're looking for a drag radial, you have plenty of options to choose from. Nitto makes the NT555R, which is a drag radial, or even the NT05R or you can even check out the Mickey Thompson options.And keep in mind that you can always head over to the product page and check out some customer reviews of these tires, if you wanted to get some feedback from the customers that have purchased them and used them. And, remember that these are directional, which means that they can be rotated front to back, but not side to side. Obviously, if you have a staggered set-up, you're not going to be rotating.If you didn't know already, we do mount and balance tires for free here at AM, and of course, shipping is free, too. You have an optional nitrogen fill instead of air, if you guys wanted. So, if you're looking for new wheels with your tires, you can always pick up your wheels and tires here and have them mounted and balanced for free and shipped out to you 100% ready to go. That'll save you from having to run around and getting your tires mounted after receiving them.The NT555 G2 is an ultra-high performance tire that's been designed to give improved traction in both dry and wet conditions and you can always check it out more online right here at americanmuscle.com.

      Product Information

      Features, Description, Reviews, Q&A, Specs & Installation

      Features

      • Ultra-High Performance Tire
      • High-Silica Tire Compound
      • Improves Wet and Dry Performance
      • Directional Tread Design for improved Cornering and Stability
      • Twin Center Rib Provides Durability and Performance
      • Various Size Options Available
      • Sold Separately
      • Fits 2008-2021 Dodge Challenger Models

      Description

      NT555 G2. Does your high-powered Challenger ever feel loose or unstable during rapid acceleration or when taking a corner at speed? If so, it may not be your suspension, like you think, it could be your tires. Poor tire traction can greatly affect the handling performance of your Challenger. If you find yourself in this scenario you should invest in a set of Nitto's NT555 G2 Ultra High Performance Summer Tires. NT555 G2 Tires were engineered especially for spirited drivers that demand excellent traction in both wet and dry driving conditions.

      Directional Tread Pattern. The Nitto NT555 G2 features multiple tread innovations that make it a best-in-class performance tire. Twin center ribs provide better dry traction and straight-line stability. Large tapered blocks increase grip and cornering stability, and circumferential grooves aid in water evacuation and wet handling.

      High-Silica Compound. Nitto NT555 G2 Tires are made using a proprietary high-silica compound. Nitto uses a special bonding agent during their manufacturing process to increase the interaction between the base compound elements to further reinforce their chemical bonds. This specialized bonding agent helps create a tire with a higher compound stiffness which results in better cornering performance in both wet and dry conditions.

      Application. The NITTO NT555 G2 Ultra High Performance Tire is designed for 2008-2021 Dodge Challenger models.

      Fitment:

      NITTO 211030

      211230

      211320

      211340

      211120

      211150

      211040

      211350

      211160

      211050

      211430

      211260

      211170

      211080

      211250

      211090

      211190

      211300

      211010

      211140

      211110

      211020

      211100

      211210

      211440

      211290

      211220

      211420

      211200

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