Driving an RC car on a snowy track is one of those experiences that looks simple but feels completely different once you try it. The combination of cold air, white terrain, and reduced grip turns even a familiar RC car into something new. Snow brings a sense of realism and… Continue reading
Drifting is one of the most stylish and skillful ways to drive an RC car. Unlike racing, where grip and speed dominate, drifting is all about controlled slides, balance, and smooth transitions. And one of the biggest secrets to mastering RC drifting isn’t in the motor, suspension, or body kit—it’s… Continue reading
Low cost rubber tires for onroad racing is now widely available on the internet. You can use them to do laps, but keep in mind there is a limit to the effectieness of the grip they can provide. Using a TT01 as an example, if you are using a 55T… Continue reading
Running your RC buggy on a sand track? That’s all about traction, floatation, and control in loose, shifting terrain. Sand can sap power and make even high-performance buggies feel sluggish if they’re not properly equipped. The best tire choice for this kind of surface is a paddle tire (also called… Continue reading
If you’re running an RC buggy on grassland, the type of tires you choose can make a big difference in performance. Grass is a unique surface — it can be slippery, uneven, and soft in places — so you’ll want tires that offer strong grip and stability. The best type… Continue reading
Low-temperature rubber tires are specifically designed for cold weather or low-temperature environments and are commonly used on 1:10 on-road RC cars to maintain traction when the surface or ambient temperature is too low for standard rubber tires to function effectively. Standard rubber tires tend to harden in cold conditions, reducing… Continue reading
Foam tires and rubber tires for on-road RC cars differ significantly in their design, performance, and usage. Foam tires are made from dense foam materials, offering a lightweight construction that provides high traction on smooth surfaces like asphalt or concrete. They are tread-less and are especially popular in racing scenarios… Continue reading
