New Lugz Racing Long Wear Compound

Press Release From Lugz Racing:
www.lugzracing.com

New proprietary long wear compound – The new Lugz Racing Long Wear compound is the result of extensive testing of different synthetics, compounds, mixtures, & additives. Our goal was to come up with a compound specifically designed for the United States style of tracks. It was developed to have minimum swelling and last on an abrasive grooved hot track.

The long wear compound tire has no silicone or any other additives that have problems adhering to super glue, the tires are cleaned, and most of the mold release has been removed, making it easy to glue.

you will have the peace of mind that your tire will not come off during your race.

Proto’z new Long Wear tire has 15 lugs evenly across the tire with staggered connecting bars. The tire has 3 internal rubber belts to prevent the tire from swelling and has added support on the sidewall to help from folding over, it is one of the lightest on the market coming in around 46 grams, The less overall rotating mass helps with acceleration. This tire work incredibly well on smooth abrasive tracks, the lugs are slightly tapered which prevents them from folding over, the result is an even flat wear across the tire, helping it last during a long main event.

TQ,z – new Long Wear tire has 14 lugs staggered across the tire with connecting bars. The tire has 3 internal rubber belts to prevent the tire from swelling and has added support on the sidewall to help from folding over, it is one of the lightest on the market coming in around 44 grams, The less overall rotating mass helps with acceleration. This tire work incredibly well on rough tracks, the lugs are slightly tapered which prevents them from folding over, the result is an even flat wear across the tire, helping it last during a long main event.

These new tire compounds were recently utilized by our pro drivers:

Shaun Kirkman, Mason Eppley & Phillip Atondo to get some impressive results.

Shaun Kirkman -JBRL 2nd in e-buggy & 5th in pro buggy

Mason Eppley – Labor Day shootout, over all TQ & 2nd In pro nitro buggy

Phillip Atondo – Labor Day shootout, 2nd in e-buggy.