"All the necessary information on radial tyres"
"Goodyear Tyres Cheltenham, Tyres Cheltenham (650 Words)"
[ "All the necessary information on radial tyresRadial Tyres are made from a range of special materials that offer various benefits to the driver and car. These include enhanced grip, improved wear resistance, high speeds, quiet running and low rolling resistance. However, they can be costly, making them from specialized materials and their rarity compared with standard road tyresGoodyear Tyres Cheltenham radial Tyre can be a way for a manufacturer to offer something unique in the marketplace and an opportunity for drivers looking for that edge to improve performance on track day events or even championships run under Greenpeace rulesradial tyre prices can be high, so many owners buy 'used' sets, though beware of old retreaded PSR9s or TRs! As these tyres are brand new and expensive, purchasing second-hand ones does not save much money. A pair of RCCs can cost 850 new while a similar condition set retails at around 500, so you still lose out on over half the price by compromising standardsIt is also harder to get radial replacement tyres if something goes wrong with them (though this does not guarantee you will get them, even new ones), so it is best to make sure they are in good condition before buyingHow much do radial tyres cost?radial tyre prices usually depend on two things:;1/ the range or model they are from, and;2/ whether you want new ones or 'used' tyresThe price also seems to vary a lot between different countries. For example, in the UK, a radial tyre dealer offers four models of tyres: PSR9, SR3, TR and RXC, at prices ranging from 875 per set for the TR up to a staggering 2095 per set for the RXC!;What are the benefits of radial tyres?Radial tyres offer a good number of benefits. Firstly, they work better on track day events, so an advantage is using them for more days  though this does not apply to those who have fitted them as standard road-legal tyresThey also offer better performance than other tyre types due mainly to their construction materials, grip, and speed. Other advantages include noise levels at low rates, but strangely only when the vehicle is stationary; once moving over ten mph, there seems little benefit in noise levelsThe life expectancy of these specialized tyres can be up to 20% longer compared with similar sport rubber while offering even lower rolling resistance. So drivers will save money every time they head out onto the trackWho makes radial tyres?radial tyres are made by several tyre companies, including Avon, Fallen and Toyo. Most new 3S cars come with either TR or RXC tyres fitted as standard  but what do these mean?;The RXC, for example, stands for 'Racing Competition', and these specialized radial rubber compounds offer excellent grip even at race track running temperatures  making them perfect on road courses. At the same time, the TR is 'Touring Road', which means it is more suited to slicks and smooth circuits where high speeds occur rather than tight corners like those seen on some road tracks. Then we have the SR3, 'Street Radial', which means they are better than sport tyres but not quite as good as the T & R rangeIs it easy to fit radial tyres?radial tyres are particular on the car models they can be fitted to. While some owners have successfully mounted TR or RXC tyres on their cars, others find it practically impossible. Think about the price of a brand new tyre for your vehicle  then think how much harder driving would become if you had one tyre lessThis is why most people who use their sports cars for both track day events and general road driving choose sport rubber over 'track day' rubber unless they need something more suited to holding tight racing linesRemember that while a radial Tyres Cheltenham is made from high-grade grip rubber, it will wear out over time and needs to be replaced by a fresh set of tyres when the tread gets down to around 0.3mm" ]