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Will the 160852 front tire fit the R/M McLaren M6 and if it doesn't what will?

Hi Bob, I don't have my McLaren's anymore, just the Lola. If they are the same size fronts you could use 20094LMXD or 21094XXD and sand them down a little. All my R/M cars needed some sanding of the front wheels to get the flange cleaned up. I turn the flange down to 1mm height on a Tire Razor so they take any standard PG tires, such as 20105 or 21105 in this case. Sorry, no bolt-on solutions I'm aware of.... :)

Paul, you wouldn't happen to have a tire that fits the Carrera 30473 Morgan Plus 8 ?
The stock ones gave up the ghost.

Any chance for tires to fit the Scaley go karts? Maybe a little over sized to allow for truing?
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Buster

I have a couple of questions -

I am building a large 4 lane custom track - using Carrera track, that has been painted with a texturized paint. The surface textureis rather rough,( has a feel similar to scale asphalt or 300grit sandpaper) and the track is outdoors, though shaded. Track is mobile, in an enclosed trailer, and will be operated at public venues.

Cars are going to be run near constantly - appx 20 minutes at a time.

I am running the power at reduced levels to reduce crashing and marshalling, though there are some tighter turns in the layout. (7.5 to 9V)

I am looking for a tire that will give me good grip on a not perfectly clean surface, and will give good life. Cars are mainly Scalextric, and Carerra 1/32 - with a few Racer Sideways thrown in. Car types run the gamut - Nascars( newer and classic), hot rods, Trans Am cars (Camaro, Mustang, etc) some GTE/GTLM/GroupC (such as Ferrari 458, Porsche 935DP, C6r, C7r, Ferrari GTO, etc).

Can anyone provide assistance? It would be much appreciated.

Anything for the Carrera BMW M1? I don't have one yet, so I can't measure up the rears. Thanks!

Hello, I am needing tires to restore some of my vintage cars. Specifically Revell Camaro, Mustang, Firebird style cars from the 60s that came with the High Bank sets, early Strombecker cars that used the wheels with the raised rib around the middle and narrow tires, later Strombecker cars with either plastic or metal chassis that used the 3 plastic pins to retain the bodies like the Chaparral 2D, etc. Not looking for lightning fast performance but some of these old cars still run pretty well but have tires that are either rock hard or non-existent and the NOS tires available on Ebay and elsewhere are just as bad. Thanks

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