4Pcs 1/10 On-Road Foam Tires& 2080-3mm Wheel Rims 12mm Hex for HSP HPI RC Racing Car Toy, Black

Good quality

The tires are smaller than they should be

Good tire for the price good grip on a cooler track

The reason you buy foam tires is for traction on carpet and so they dont expand at high speeds. Since these are so soft they dont give much traction at all and they still expand a little. Keep in mind my rc is brushless but still this should not be happening. The tires are almost worn through after one lipo pack and that is without hard launching or intentionally drifting. If you were to do either of those i found give these 5 minutes maximum. Plus you can see the visible flatspots that were caused by just letting the car sit on the shelf. They fit a 4tec 3.0 but are horrible compared to anything else you can find and you have to glue them yourself.

Took the extra step to dot all 30 of the 'bolts' with a dip of silver paint, made them look pretty cool! Liked the deep dish offset, and even though they're a couple mms taller than the stock tires, fit the car and body quite nicely actually! Now, as for running them, wow, yes, they do drive nicely, BUT, boy do they make a mess! A fine black powder over everything. I took my car out for a quick spin, didn't do any totally insane driving, as a matter of fact, when I came back in, my battery was at 86%, so not much of a run, and I could see the back tires were visibly smaller than the fronts already. (on my 4WD chassis) so am thinking they wouldn't last past two full packs. Good for the money, rims look cool with a little Doctoring up, and we can eventually put whatever tire on the cool rim down the road, so not a total loss. But not the answer to my tire desires I was hoping for.. My search for "something better" continues.(Notice in 2nd pic, rear tires on top, fronts on the bottom. Like I said, only used 14% of my battery to do that to em.)UPDATE..I ran another set in and they were working just fine doing speed runs. (my Yokomo RS2.0 was hitting 50, and they were handling it no problem.) Until I started doing some aggressive drifting on fine concrete. Turns out, we should probably glue these to the rims before we use them! Two of them came off the rims, and one started to, so I now have a new set of rims as once the foam gets spun, it's done. I still like these tires, and have ordered a 3rd set. I just know their limitations.