Tamiya 60D Rally Block Tire - 51427

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The Tamiya 60D Rally Block Tires are designed for hobbyists and racing enthusiasts operating Tamiya M-chassis R/C vehicles. These tires provide the essential traction needed for rally surfaces and varied terrain, ensuring consistent handling across multiple chassis generations. While they offer excellent performance on loose surfaces, they are specifically engineered for 60D-sized wheels and require appropriate glue for secure mounting.
| Model Part Number | 51427 |
|---|---|
| Brand | Tamiya |
No, this package includes 2 tires only. Wheels are sold separately.
No, these are raw tires and require the user to glue them onto the wheels.
Yes, they are compatible with the M01, M03, M04, M05, M05Ra, M06, and M07 series, provided the wheels used are 60D size.
Due to small parts and the nature of hobby equipment, this is not for children under 36 months.
Replace the tires when the block tread pattern is worn down and the surface looks flat, as this will significantly reduce grip.
The tire glue bond has failed. Clean the bead area of the tire and the rim thoroughly, then re-glue using high-quality R/C tire adhesive.
Rally Block tires are designed for loose surfaces. Ensure you are using the correct tire compound for the specific terrain; if racing on carpet or flat asphalt, consider a slick or touring tread instead.
To install, ensure your wheels are clean and free of oils or debris. Apply a thin, even bead of R/C tire glue around the edge where the tire meets the wheel rim, allowing it to wick into the seam. For maintenance, keep the tires away from direct sunlight and extreme temperatures, as these can cause the rubber to dry out or crack over time. If the tires become muddy, clean them with a soft brush and mild soap, then air dry thoroughly before storage.