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Shipping soon from Pro-Line are several new Pre-Mounted 1/10 Race Buggy Tire Sets. Pre-mounted tires are great for saving time, while still getting all the wonderful traction that Pro-Line tires are known for. All the pre-mounts are made in the USA and are available on either white or yellow Velocity wheels. Here are more details. Electron 2.2″ 2WD Front Buggy Tires [...]
Here ya go stadium truck drivers, Pro-Line has announced two new sets of tires for your race truck. First up are Positron T 2.2″ Tires. These will be available in M4 or MC rubber compounds and use a futuristic tread design for massive grip on indoor clay tracks. The Positrons are also directional, thus giving you a different style of grip [...]
Ever pushing the envelope of maximum performance, Pro-Line has just announced a slew of new tires to help put you on top of the podium. First up comes the Positron SC Tires in M4 and MC compounds. These should be the bomb on clay indoor tracks for short course truck racing and are priced at $29 per pair. Second up are Prism [...]
New for all you 1/8th scale buggy racers are Positron tires from Pro-Line. The Positrons for 1/8th buggy use a futuristic tread design to help give you more grip than your competition. Available in two different compounds, M4 and MC (clay), Positrons are a great tire for indoor or outdoor high grip tracks. * Maximum forward bite with great corner speed * [...]
The crew over at Pro-Line recently announced new 2.2″ Positron Front Buggy Tires. Positrons are a great tire for damp indoor clay track racing and now you can get them in MC or M4 compounds for both 2wd and 4wd buggies. Closed cell foam insertss come standard and their futuristic tread pattern is designed to help you win races. Pricing [...]
Get a leg up on all your competition when racing indoor clay this winter with the new Positron Rear Tires from Pro-Line Racing. The Positron tires are sure to be one of the hottest tires to run this winter thanks to their next generation design. They use angled connected bars for increased grip, as well as giving them a signature [...]
