Pro-Line Street Fighter SC 2.2"/3.0" Short Course Truck Tires (2) (M2)

These tires have an amazing amount of grip on asphalt and concrete while having very little wear, it's a great combination. If you like to run your truck in parking lots or on paved tracks these are a great long term tire and well worth the price. Of course with so much grip, you have to watch out for traction rolling. These tires were meant to grip, not slide just like real asphalt racing tires, and that becomes very clear the first time you take a corner at speed.

These tires have a lot of grip, also they are a little bigger than the original tires and seemed to be of better quality. But there is a big problem, at least for me. I use these on my senton 6s and I never had the problem of rollovers with the original tires. I ran there truck twice with this new set, the truck is a little faster but it comes at cost, for some reason it also became very unstable causing crashes and scratches on an almost perfect preserve body. I prefer the original wheels over the prolines.

These tires look really good on my SC10.2 and provide average to good traction on the pavement but not excellent. Straight line grip is good but they give out and slide the rear around quite easily under power in the turns. I never have enough traction turning to make me worry about traction rolling. The biggest issue I have with these tires is that they balloon a lot and is probably the reason for the poor turning traction under power. I really wish Pro-Line would make there Road Rage tires available for the SC wheels. I run there 2.8 Road Rage on my Slash 4x4 and they're awesome! I would only recommend these tires to someone who is planning to drive a lot on pavement for recreation but not racing. To sum it up, they look great, traction is average to good, they balloon easily and its harder compound should hold up well in the long run. If your looking for street tires for a Slash I'd go with the 2.8 wheels with Pro-Line Road Rage tires.

They're noticeably heavier than other tires such as the calibers. I bought these for some street bashing tires and the hard compound means they don't grip as well as some of the other tires I own, also probably due to the tires deforming less than a standard sct tire. They're fun for speed runs.

I got a set of these and a set of Dynamite Speedtread Robbers for my DESC210. For paved parking lot, I like the Robbers much better. The street fighters don't grip as much and balloon pretty bad. My motor is a 5.5 turn 65C/5500 MAH battery. Air temps have been around 85. They do work well on the road but we race on a parking lot so there not my preference for my application. I think these might make a good ozite carpet tire and well test them this winter.