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General Category => General Discussion => Topic started by: tonUPRacer on June 28, 2021, 10:08:00 AM
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So I did a track day at Road America last week and it was everything I hoped for and more. My question is are my tires still OK? See photo. Should I also consider changing oil even though I just changed prior to the track event? It was my first time ever on a track and I would definitely recommend the experience if you are on the fence.
(https://i.ibb.co/qyRG9Dq/IMG-0477.jpg) (https://ibb.co/qyRG9Dq)
(https://i.ibb.co/Nx2MfXM/tirewear.jpg) (https://ibb.co/Nx2MfXM)
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Yup, that's what the tires will look like after a track day - if you do it right. No need to change them or the oil. :thumb:
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OK, that's what I thought, thanks for the confirmation.
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A few hundred miles back on the street and you won't be able to tell.
They're fine.
I used to ride my Sport 1100 at Track Days and they'd always look rough after a day of fun.
(https://photos.smugmug.com/photos/i-sbSSJvk/0/X2/i-sbSSJvk-X2.jpg)
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I'm not an expert by any means but after a day of hard throttle work, I'd change the oil and filter for what little they cost. Good wear patterns on the tires, you were really hooking it.
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Tires show normal wear after a track day. Just remember to air them back up to street pressure. Oil changes at the regular service interval.
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From the looks of those tires you were having fun :thumb:
I've never done a track day but did a cornering day in a car park on an old California II, the instructor mentioned several times that I was almost dragging the rear crash bars.
The tires though looked normal.
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Normal a lot of it will be pick up anyway, just keep tabs on your brake fluid depending on the track configuration it can be cooked, flush and bleed will sort it.
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You mean your street tires don't look like that? :evil: :cool: