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How to Choose an RC Car Frame
How to Chose a 1/8th Scale RC Car
How to Chose a 1/10th Scale RC Car
How to Chose a 1/15th Scale RC Car
How to Choose RC Car Tires
How to Maintain RC Car Tires
RC Cars & Tire Sizes
How to Choose an RC Car Engine
Breaking-In RC Cars
How to Tune an RC Car Engine
Maintaining an RC Car Engine
RC Cars & Electric Motors
Selecting the Proper RC Motor
Maintaining an RC Car Engine
Stick Type RC Remotes
RC Cars & Latency Radios
Tips on RC Car Radio Frequencies
Tips on RC Car Tracks
How to Maintain an RC Car Track
How to Race RC Cars
Tips on Taking RC Car Racing Classes
How to Drive an RC Car
How to Jump an RC Car
How to Choose an RC Car Body
How to Choose RC Car Parts
How to Choose RC Car Fuel
How to Choose an RC Helicopter
How to Fly an RC Chopper
How to Choose RC Chopper Parts
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"Robbie speaking for Expert Village. We're going to take a little bit of time to talk about tires at this point. Tires for RC's, all of them of course come with tires, rims on them. Generally what you are going to get when you buy a ready-to-run RC is a general purpose tire. A tire that's kind of good for everything whether it's driving on concrete, asphalt, dirt, maybe a racetrack, park, beach, something like that. But they're not really good for everything. Most of the time when people will change out there tires; you'll find there is a lot of personalization in the cars. Don?t really, when you buy one they all pretty much look the same, so the first thing we find most people will do is go about personalizing or changing, customizing their car. Usually tires is the first thing they go after. A lot of them will do it for looks. Lots of different styles of tires. These are some feedlock tires that folks will put on there, they don't require gluing. You actually put the tire in there; clamp the bead lock on it just like you would a real four wheel drive, off-road truck. All different types of styles and designs. These are mostly show when you see the chrome ones. Racing ones, no frills. Just more of a basic type of rim. Racers go for the simplest, less complicated type of thing."
eHow Article: How to Choose RC Car Tires
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