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Can anyone share their favorite suppliers for club racing tires for prototypes? I’d like to build a supplier list.
I’ve found just a few, but there’s not much info out there and the shop names seem to be primarily shared by word of mouth.
I can list the few shops I’ve identified so far, but I don’t want it to appear that I’m promoting anyone. I expect others would name them and then there wouldn’t be any concern about a conflict of interests.
im running Hankooks on my Ligier JS53 EVO II prototype
https://frf4tires.com/
Maui
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Originally Posted by ace37
Thanks for your input!Quote:
Originally Posted by Mesamaui
Well, it’s been a few days and not much else, so I’ll just post up all the two suppliers I’ve found. If anyone can add, please do.
Roger Kraus Racing, California - https://rogerkrausracing.com/race-tire-pricing/
Sasco Sports, Virginia - https://sascosports.com/tires.asp
I understand that often the supplier depends on the brand of tire, so I suppose if I find a particular slick that I want and these dealers don’t offer it, I can always email the company and ask who sells them.
I just purchased a 2014 Elan DP02 that I’ll primarily use for NASA club racing. I need to figure out what tires to run and where to get them. I’ll probably call Roger Kraus Racing and see what he recommends when the season starts up again.
I have been treated very well by Goodyear. Contact Jay
jaychapman@goodyear.com
Hoosier Tires would be available from
https://hoosiertirewest.com/
Thanks Dave and Patman.
I realize this is all very basic stuff, and I’ve arranged to have a local shop owner teach me the basics of the car and such, but I really haven’t found much online to help me figure out the lay of the land on running a prototype in an area where the SCCA doesn’t have an active presence. I work with aircraft, so I’m used to learning from parts lists and manuals as a part of getting started.
I found Hoosiers in my size (PFM sizes) aren’t listed on Hoosier west’s website but they’re available from others - perhaps they don’t have enough requests and it’s a special order.
Looks like going to the manufacturer’s website to get an overview of their offerings is a good approach. Here are a few, and this is easy to google for others and when these links become outdated:
Goodyear: https://www.racegoodyear.com/tires/p...yers_Guide.pdf
Hoosier: https://www.hoosiertire.com/assets/Circuit50.pdf
Hankook: https://www.hankook-motorsports.com/...ts_Catalog.pdf