For a Kurosh–Amitsur radical class of rings, we investigate the existence, for a radical subring S of a ring A, of a largest subring T of A for which S is the radical. When T exists, it is called the radicalizer of S. There are no radical classes of associative rings for which every radical subring of every ring has a radicalizer. If a subring is the radical of its idealizer, then the idealizer is a radicalizer. We examine radical classes for which each radical subring is contained in one which is the radical of its own idealizer.