Just received mine today. GTJ03-XM5 Pre-Mounted on the RIGID white wheel. I like a medium Tyre and stiff wheel. I tune with suspension. Anyway...mine came VERY well balanced. Both in hand and table top balance. Can't believe the quality for the money. Huge value!
Thanks for watching! All of the tyres are good for speed runs. You just need to choose a compound to suit the track temperature. We used XM4/XM5 at the recent Velodrome event on a warm track. Some people used hard XM7 with high powered cars. The harder compounds may need to warm up before they get full traction.
im brand new to all this i am running a kyosho inferno neo 3 . bit the rc track we have is tarmac not off road so can you recommend a good trye that would be durable for my buggy .. loving the videos learning so much
Thank you for watching! The choice of tyre depends on the temperature of the track. A hotter track works best with hard compound rubber. If in doubt try something like XM5 compound srchy.hearnshobbies.com/?q=grp%20xm5
I have a Traxxas Fiesta Rally running 3s system from 40mph to 60mph for 99% street bashing...which compound do you recommend. I dont do speed runs and dont want 100% drift but i want my car to break loose when i wanna powerslide here and there but dont want the rear to fishtail easily on acceleration. Thank you
Which tire compound did you go with? And was it flex or rigid? I have an Infraction 6S I only drift, and I want it to break and slide but yet have grip and bite. Cooler weather is an issue now 55-65F and asphalt is not warm enough for the white Hoons.
these tires are nice yes. But the down side of them as for me is their positive offset. this this is an obstacle to some drivers unless you are going to use wheel extenders.
GRP tires are very good. However, as I have commented above, they need to be checked and glued before catastrophic failure occurs. 6S cars provide extreme power and anything will fail if pushed too hard. Lifespan is very dependent on how the vehicle is driven.
The hardness of the tyre compound depends on the surface temperature or grip level of the surface. In general, in cold conditions use a softer compound and a harder compound for warm and hot days. The more wheel spin, the more heat will be generated in the tyre.
Just received mine today.
GTJ03-XM5
Pre-Mounted on the RIGID white wheel.
I like a medium Tyre and stiff wheel. I tune with suspension.
Anyway...mine came VERY well balanced. Both in hand and table top balance. Can't believe the quality for the money. Huge value!
Yes, remarkable quality and value for money.
Excellent video on this topic 👍
Glad you think so! Thank you for watching!
Great review what would be good for doing speed runs thanks 🙏🏾💯👍🏾
Thanks for watching! All of the tyres are good for speed runs. You just need to choose a compound to suit the track temperature. We used XM4/XM5 at the recent Velodrome event on a warm track. Some people used hard XM7 with high powered cars. The harder compounds may need to warm up before they get full traction.
im brand new to all this i am running a kyosho inferno neo 3 . bit the rc track we have is tarmac not off road so can you recommend a good trye that would be durable for my buggy .. loving the videos learning so much
Thank you for watching! The choice of tyre depends on the temperature of the track. A hotter track works best with hard compound rubber. If in doubt try something like XM5 compound srchy.hearnshobbies.com/?q=grp%20xm5
I have a Traxxas Fiesta Rally running 3s system from 40mph to 60mph for 99% street bashing...which compound do you recommend. I dont do speed runs and dont want 100% drift but i want my car to break loose when i wanna powerslide here and there but dont want the rear to fishtail easily on acceleration. Thank you
Most probably the softer option
@@HearnsHobbiesMelbourne i bought Duratrax Robbers thx
@@HearnsHobbiesMelbourne I am in the same boat with my Infraction as you. Which GRP tire did you go with and like? Thx
I order the GTJO3 XM3...are they belted? Did not see belted on the package from eBay.. Thanks
Our tyres are belted.
For longer life slicks and 5 or 7? I'm in 60 to 90 degrees doing speedruns/street bashing
7 will last longer in the high temperature. I would suggest getting both so you have a choice to get the perfect traction window.
Which tire compound did you go with? And was it flex or rigid? I have an Infraction 6S I only drift, and I want it to break and slide but yet have grip and bite. Cooler weather is an issue now 55-65F and asphalt is not warm enough for the white Hoons.
which one last longer for bashing/drifting on street
The harder compounds will last longer but will have less grip until they warm up.
these tires are nice yes. But the down side of them as for me is their positive offset. this this is an obstacle to some drivers unless you are going to use wheel extenders.
Thank you for sharing your experience.
Great video
Thank you for watching！
I have a Arrma stretched typhoon. Could anyone suggest the flex or rigid wheel? I think the xm3 is the best compound as we race in a parking lot.
Rigid wheel works best with heavy cars.
mine came unglued after 1 bashing session...xm7 grp on my infraction 6s
Like any high performance tyre, GRPs need to be checked if they are tearing from the rim and re-glued as needed.
@@HearnsHobbiesMelbourne true
I have an Infraction 6S as well. Now I am concerned. Did you try another GRP tire like XM5 or XM4? Looking to buy something over the Hoons.
GRP tires are very good. However, as I have commented above, they need to be checked and glued before catastrophic failure occurs. 6S cars provide extreme power and anything will fail if pushed too hard. Lifespan is very dependent on how the vehicle is driven.
@@HearnsHobbiesMelbourne I totally agree
Should I go above xm4,?...I've picked up a set and they say max speed 110 kmh= (68mph)...I'm bashing and speed running
The hardness of the tyre compound depends on the surface temperature or grip level of the surface.
In general, in cold conditions use a softer compound and a harder compound for warm and hot days.
The more wheel spin, the more heat will be generated in the tyre.
I'm in your boat so what did you go with? Thx
Is the inner diameter bigger then the old?
No, they are the same.
@@HearnsHobbiesMelbourne Thank you
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