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I did note how thier DOT tires are under Racing.

My comment was about the paragraph on their tire spec link:

NOT FOR HIGHWAY USE: All Hoosier Racing Tires including DOT labeled Hoosier Racing Tires are designed for racing purposes only on specified racing surfaces and are not to be operated on public roadways. DOT labeled Hoosier Racing Tires meet Department Of Transportation requirements for marking and performance only and are NOT INTENDED FOR HIGHWAY USE. It is unsafe to operate any Hoosier Racing Tire including DOT tires on public roads. The prohibited use of Hoosier Racing Tires on public roadways may result in loss of traction, unexpected loss of vehicle control, or sudden loss of tire pressure, resulting in a vehicle crash and SERIOUS PERSONAL INJURY OR DEATH.
Exception – “PRO STREET”.

Originally Posted by All American 6

I did note how thier DOT tires are under Racing.

My comment was about the paragraph on their tire spec link:

NOT FOR HIGHWAY USE: All Hoosier Racing Tires including DOT labeled Hoosier Racing Tires are designed for racing purposes only on specified racing surfaces and are not to be operated on public roadways. DOT labeled Hoosier Racing Tires meet Department Of Transportation requirements for marking and performance only and are NOT INTENDED FOR HIGHWAY USE. It is unsafe to operate any Hoosier Racing Tire including DOT tires on public roads. The prohibited use of Hoosier Racing Tires on public roadways may result in loss of traction, unexpected loss of vehicle control, or sudden loss of tire pressure, resulting in a vehicle crash and SERIOUS PERSONAL INJURY OR DEATH.
Exception – “PRO STREET”.

AA6,
To me the excerpt you posted is crystal clear. Each sentence in their quote clearly states that it applies specifically to Hoosier's "Racing Tires", saying that they don't support using them on the street as they are not DOT approved. Their "Exception - "Pro Street"" points the customer to their second line of tires, using their "pro street tread pattern". Again, if you go to the Hoosier web page and look to the index on the left side they clearly differentiate between the two lines, one major heading "Race Tires" listing eight different sub-headings (drag, road, oval dirt, oval asphalt, etc); and the second line "Street Tires" which has one sub-heading, Pro-Street. Race Tires are not for highway use, but Street Tires are. Seems clear to me, but maybe I'm not reading it right?