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Hoosier Just Revealed Its First-Ever Street-Legal Tire - MSNHoosier, a tire-maker known for exclusively producing racing tires, has just unveiled its first-ever street-legal rubber. It's called the TrackAttack Pro, and it's designed to excel in dry ...
The Hoosier TrackAttack Pro is an extreme summer performance tire that's street-legal in the U.S. It's available now in more than 40 sizes for 15-inch to 21-inch wheels. Hoosier TrackAttack Pro ...
Hoosier’s Track Attack Pro tire helps you leave the trailer at home while putting the competition in the rearview mirror during track days. Hoosier Racing Tires began more than 60 years ago in ...
LAKEVILLE, Ind. — Continental Tire the Americas' Hoosier Racing Tire unit has unveiled the TrackAttack Pro, an extreme performance summer tire for on-road driving and racing. The tire is UTQG ...
The most popular sticky street-legal tires are M&H, ... Hoosier Quick Time tires offer a "Super Chain Link" pattern (with .25-inch depth) that works quite well in the wet. M&H.
Newton was a farmer and small-town stock car racer in the 1950s when he set out to make better racing tires, first by re-treading street tires with softer compounds. "Bob was a racer always ...
Continental Tires, a manufacturer of lots of street and racing tires, has purchased Hoosier, a manufacturer of some street and mostly racing tires. The good news for both companies is that the ...
In its first year in the NASCAR Winston Cup Series in 1988, Hoosier Racing Tire captured nine victories. It got the marquee win at the Daytona 500 in 1989. Compiled by John Russell ...
LAKEVILLE, Ind. (Sept. 24, 2002)—Hoosier Performance Tire is discontinuing its street tire program due to dwindling margins and a general tire line contraction in the industry. Introduced in 1999, the ...
The Track Attack Pro starts with Hoosier’s racing know-how and a rubber compound that has more in common with its track-dedicated brethren than with a street tire. Hoosier built extra-wide ...
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