
3362R Pro Bracket Radial Tire 29.5X10.50R15
Mickey Thompson 3362R Pro Bracket Radial Features:
| Tire Compound: | X5 |
| Tire Overall Diameter: | 30' |
| Average Roll Out/ Circumference: | 94.2' |
| Tire Tread Width: | 10.2' |
| Tire Section Width: | 12' |
| Wheel Diameter: | 15' |
| Spec Wheel Width: | 10' |
| Approved Wheel Widths: | 10' |
| Tire Weight: | 32.9 lbs |
- Pro Bracket Radial Tires from Mickey Thompson is a fast, consistent, reliable, affordable radial for the weekend Sportsman racer
- Three 15-inch fitments.
- Low rolling resistance allows them to be quicker and faster than their bias-ply counterparts.
- Consistent performance designed for bracket racing
- No tubes are required.
NOTE: Never use rim screws on Radial Tires
FAQ
What is the difference between ET Street R and pro bracket radial?
The difference between the Mickey Thompson ET Street R and Pro Bracket Radial tires lies in their intended applications. The Pro Bracket Radial is specifically designed for drag racing in bracket classes, offering consistent performance for racers seeking precise dial-ins. With a size of 29x10.50r15, this tire provides optimal traction and stability. Mickey Thompson's Pro Bracket Radial ensures reliable launches and consistent ETs, making it an ideal choice for bracket racers looking to fine-tune their performance on the drag strip.
How often should you rotate Mickey Thompson tires?
The frequency of tire rotation for Mickey Thompson tires depends on several factors. For tires used in drag racing applications, rotation frequency may vary based on usage patterns and track conditions. Rotate the tires as often as you can. If they “feather” too much in one direction, they may take a run or two to come back. This also means they should be rotated more often. Never let the tires sit flat or at low inflation pressures while under load on the car. Put the car up on jacks, or remove the tires and store them on their side.
Are Mickey Thompson tires legal?
No, Mickey Thompson tires are not legal for use on public roads unless otherwise specified. However, it's important to note that certain Mickey Thompson tire models, especially those designed for specific racing applications, may not be street-legal.
What is a PBR tire?
A PBR tire refers to a Pro Bracket Radial tire designed for drag racing in bracket classes. Mickey Thompson's Pro Bracket Radial series, with a size of 29x10.50r15, is engineered for racers seeking precise control over their dial-ins. The PBR tire provides consistent performance on the drag strip, allowing bracket racers to achieve accurate and repeatable elapsed times. Choose Mickey Thompson for a Pro Bracket Radial tire that delivers reliability and performance for competitive drag racing.




