Jiuwu 4pcs Wheel Rim Rubber Tires RC 1:8 Off-Road Tyre 17mm Hexagonal Joint Black

Great tires for power sliding & drifting,speed runs.Had them 1 -2 weeks & already they are wearing out.Great tires but no good on durability.

these are absolutely the worst quality wheels I have ever bought. the plastic is super thin and cheap feeling, you can lightly squeeze the rims and they bend and warp. the tires also feel very cheap and are thin rubber (doesn't feel like rubber to me though). you will also want to remove the tires before gluing them on and remove the foam as it is very uneven and has a big area where it is layered instead of them cutting them even, this throws the balance off A LOT and will make the car hard to control at speed.Don't waste your money, these are cheap for a reason, but even with that said, I have had $20 wheels much better than this...

These work great on the Typhon 3S. They even squeal on cement ;) I've only ran them twice but they still look new.Make sure you do your research if you've never glued tires before, it's easy to ruin them.Get some "Bob Smith Industries BSI-130 Ultra-Cure Tire Glue, Clear" to do the job.Remember when superglue first came out and it really was super? (before too many people glued thier fingers together and they made superglue much much weaker)Well this is that stuff, the original superglue, be careful not to glue your tires to the bench ;)

Do not run on 6s.! Tire came setup all facing the same direction. Now I have 2 forward and 2 reverse facing treads since I didn't notice before I glued them.. 2 runs in I blew out a tire already. They gripped well before the blowout. I'm running 6s. A 3s will be ok for these tires. Time to order a set of belted hoons

I got these because they were cheap, had a larger diameter then GRPs ⅛ scale buggy wheels and unglued. That way I could belt them myself with gorilla tape before gluing them to the wheels. I also sealed the vent in the wheel & vented the tires tread 180° apartThese are a very soft compound, so turning them inside out to tape them & back again was easy. Also the included foam seemed like it was too much, but after rolling them a bit and carefully tucking the foam inside, they offer great support.They fit on the hub very snugly... You may want to bowe it out ever so slightly if it's an issue for you.Ran them on the street & they turned into slicks. On grippier surfaces the tread wears fast, but I like using them on the slick surface at the skate park & the well maintained baseball diamond hard packed dirt.Good for 3s-4s off-road or slick surface bashing.if your willing to go through the the steps that I did.6s will destroy these in minutes.

Glued these up and mounted to my Arrma Typhon 3S.Great street tires. I've very pleased. They have good traction, "more" than the Hoons on my 6S Felony (which also has way more power of course).They swell a bit under full power, but nothing too bad at all

Not at all for 8th scale .... not even for 10th hex is 17mm no offset

Bought these for my Exceed RC Mad Drift. It come stock with drift tires (Solid plastic). Putting these on made a world of difference. Look great and work as they should providing plenty of traction. These tires do not come pre glued so make sure you glue tires to the wheels.

Used a 12mm hex to 17mm hex adapter and put on those tire on my 1/10 buggy. Looks insane and damn it grip super well on the street!

Tires are ok for maybe anything 3S or slower. Even after gluing them, any high powered RC will shred these tires off the rim because there is so much give. I got less than 5 mins on them. I’d spend the extra and get proper belted tires if used on any high powered cars.

I bought these to put on my 1/10 buggy. With an adapter they fit perfectly. Tires seem good and solid. Just need to be glued and we are off to the races.

For the noobs, you have to glue these (most) tires. Check the foams to make sure they are properly glued (they can split and bunch up, which is all bad). At very high speed, tires will suffer badly from big spins, just like real tires.These tires can't handle serious abuse, but they aren't as bad as some people would have you believe. The biggest thing they need is stiffer/thicker side walls (or a harder compound so they aren't as grippy). The tread holds up quite well, but in hard cornering the tires roll over and wear the side walls quite harshly. I'm running an Arrma Senton modded with a Rally body that is quite heavy along with some guards to cut down on the rocks getting in, so the car is heavy (7lbs+ with battery). The weight does not help the tires at all. That said, the big Arrma street bashers are heavy too, so these tires are going to suffer badly on the big cars. On a light buggy I would expect they hold up a lot better. Overall, not bad but you have to respect them or the side walls will fail you long before the tread wears out. Might be cheaper in the long run to bite the bullet and buy some hard compound Hoons.

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