Ive run everything from federal 595's to kumo ecasta's to pilotsports to gforce's to falkens to nankings to toyos to yokohamas and everything in between but i still seem to go through a lot of tires; most of the time around 6-8 *new* rear tires in a day, i must be doing something wrong. i pay retail for all my tires and let me tell you, it hurts.

currently i have been running my tires at 35psi, and i have adjusted my rear camber so the tires wear evenly, none of that inner tire ware s*** caused by excessive negative camber. but my tires still manage to chunk like crazy and sometimes peel off in large strips.

I have asked around a little, and i have heard of people running their tires at 60psi and others running tires backwards others say do short runs and let the tires cool down in between.

advice?

i can kill 2 brand new tires in 3 laps depending on the track.

as your skill increases so does your tire wear

keep your HOT pressures below 35 and you should help it a little. but duh its kind of the nature of the sport where you kill tires...

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OP have you tried harder compound tires, i know they dont grip as good as soft but they last a hell of alot longer. iv been useing yokohama advan a048 for a while now and they seem to be holding up, but ya some one need to invent a tire that doesnt wear lol.

harder compound tires are good when your starting out but once you get some good seat time and imporve your skills you NEED good tires, tires with better grip give your better control and they may not last as long BUT for good drivers they are a must