YOUR RESEARCHTire release compounds.
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I know it is not a good idea to take new tires to the track, but I have no choice. My old tires were so bald, I probably would have corded within the first run. Anyone know how many miles before the release compounds from new tires are scrubbed off enough not to be a factor?
Usually around 500 miles. Go out and do some heat cycling to speed the process up.
You didn't hear this from me, but an old trick is to lightly - and I mean lightly - brush the treads w/a light solvent (rubbing alcohol). Don't do the sidewalls (will likely discolor), and be sure to brush w/water to rinse off the alcohol after a minute or so. As I said, it's an old trick - (but it does make sense) J
Jeff, this doesn't sound like half as much fun as a couple of laps on the track.
Viken, Ya got me there.... J PS - there was a time I was doing that tire trick & drying some Pagids in the oven - at the same time - of course, that's when the landlord stopped over & was very concerned about the smell (s).....
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