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Old Feb 27, 2018 | 03:49 PM
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Are you ready for RACE Season? Get Your Competition Tires Today!

We don't need to tell you that competition tires are optimized for improved handling, cornering, and traction to deliver the pinnacle of performance for dry conditions and track driving. Instead, we want you to know that Discount Tire Direct (DTD) has you covered this race season!

Whether you road race, autocross, or drag race, DTD has the hottest competition tires from brands such as Bridgestone, BFGoodrich, Nitto, Falken, Yokohama and more! So while you make your way through your vehicle preparation checklist, don't forget to check with Discount Tire Direct for your competition tire needs! Shipping is FREE and as always, DTD won't be undersold!!! Competition tire and wheel packages are available as well with mounting and balancing included at no additional charge!


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Old Mar 26, 2018 | 04:23 PM
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Heat Cycling Special!

Now, through Saturday, March 31st, 2018 purchase Competition Tires and get them Heat Cycled for HALF PRICE!!! ($7.50 per tire) at Discount Tire Direct. Don't miss out and get your orders in today!

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What is it?

  • The process of breaking-in new track & competition tires by gradually warming them up and allowing them to rest before next track use. During the rest period, the tread compound forms new molecular bonds which improve grip and wear.

Why Heat Cycle?

  • Proper “break-in” of Competition Tires with special compounds.
  • Improved tread life, more laps, and races.
  • Potential for improved lap times.
  • More consistent lap times.
  • Convenience — more track time as opposed to heat cycling on the car.

How does the process work?

  • The tire is mounted on an appropriate-width wheel and inflated to the desired pressure.
  • Assembly is placed in heat cycling machine, which has three rollers positioned at the corners of a triangle.
  • Tire tread flexes where it comes into contact with each of the rollers, stretching the rubber compound to progressively bring it up to temperature all the way around the tire and across the tread.
  • The tread temperature is monitored with a pyrometer to confirm when the tire has reached the desired 170-180° F temperature.
  • There is no artificial heat added by an oven, forced air, or heat lamp.
  • The tire is dismounted, a “Heat Cycled” sticker/stamp is added, and unit is prepared for shipping.
  • Since the minimum 24-hour waiting period occurs while the tires are in transit, the tires are ready to use when they arrive.
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Old Mar 27, 2018 | 09:25 AM
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How can I explain to a discount tire location that my vehicle is used as a track car and therefore has the potential to have a tire I've selected with a lower load rating than that of the original specification?
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Old Mar 27, 2018 | 04:49 PM
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How can I explain to a discount tire location that my vehicle is used as a track car and therefore has the potential to have a tire I've selected with a lower load rating than that of the original specification?
Just ask for tires by size.
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Old Mar 27, 2018 | 08:14 PM
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So here is the story, I was asked for a pair of 245/40/17 Advan AD08's by part number. I was then asked for my information so they could put me in the system, which I then gave. At the end they asked for the vehicle I was using, which I gave them as Mazda RX7, in which I got a response of, 'sorry we cant sell these to you because they have a lower load rating then the original tires on the vehicle'. I then tried to explain that the load rating is still adequate for the weight of the vehicle, but still a no go.
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Old Mar 28, 2018 | 04:23 PM
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briansfd, PM coming your way.
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