Raw Speed RC Slick 2.2" 1/10 2WD/4WD Front Buggy Tires (2) (Blue Dot) w/Foam Inserts
About this part
Tire Overview:
The Raw Speed RC Slick 2.2" 1/10 2WD and 4WD Front Buggy Tires are designed for racers looking for a precise, predictable front-end feel on high-traction surfaces. Compatible with most 2.2-inch buggy wheels, this updated slick set includes two tires and foam inserts, giving you everything needed for a clean installation and consistent performance.
About the Slick 2.2" Front Buggy Tires
Refined Control & Precision
These slicks feature a stiffened sidewall on one side to improve stability and steering response during aggressive cornering. A raised center ridge supports the tire and aligns with the foam insert, creating a more accurate and stable feel. This combination enhances consistency on smooth tracks where precision matters most, making the tires a strong choice for competitive setups.
Features:
- Updated slick design with improved precision
- Stiff sidewall on one side for added stability
- Center ridge supports the tire and foam
- Enhanced front-end feel on high-traction surfaces
- Designed for 1/10 2WD and 4WD front applications
Includes:
- (2) Slick 2.2" 1/10 2WD/4WD Front Buggy Tires
- (2) Foam Inserts
Specifications:
| Scale | 1/10 |
|---|---|
| Application | 2WD/4WD Buggy |
| Diameter | - |
| Inner Tire / Outer Wheel Diameter | 2.2in (55.88mm) |
| Position | Front |
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WARNING: This product can expose you to chemicals including Di(2-ethylhexyl)phthalate (DEHP), which is known to the State of California to cause cancer and birth defects or other reproductive harm. For more information go to www.P65Warnings.ca.gov Details...Reviews3.0 · 1 reviewacross all options
My set had a ton of excess flash on the center where the two molds meet. When I removed it I noticed that the two halves of each tire were not centered to each other, and so my tires have a very big uneven void in the center where one side sits higher/lower than the other. Basically the molds were not centered when these were made. I'll try to sand them down to see if I can get them flat without removing all of the rubber. I know it's more noticeable on a slick tire with no tread, but I've never seen it this bad.