ShareGoo OD 2.55" 12mm Hex White 5-Spoke Plastic Wheel Rims & Rubber Tires Compatible with HSP HPI RC 1/10 On Road Racing Car

These look great on my tt02, and seem to be working great too. Wearing a bit quickly, but the car's doing 3s burnouts, so that's expected. Good value.

I was hesitant about buying these given the price, but they have been totally solid on my M07R for non-competition, occasional use. They look good, offer good grip, and just work. Of course, I inadvertently glued one of the tires on backwards and that drives me nuts.... eventually I'll buy another set. :)

I’ve just gotten into the hobby and bought myself a TT-02 a few months ago, upgraded it a bunch including a brushless motor - it’s so fast and so fun, but shreds through wheels like crazy, especially the way I drive it (lots of sliding around on pavement, usually for however long it takes for both my 2S batteries to get low, about 45 minutes total). Tried a few other tires on amazon but they didn’t last long, would go a couple runs and already be bald and paper thin. These however, have exceeded my expectations. They’ve been on the car for about 4 runs now (30-45 minutes each) and still look great, tires still have thickness to them and there is still a decent bit of tread left. I did shatter the rim of one, but that was mainly due to me flipping the car on concrete. Twice. These are well worth the money though.(Edited)After driving with these wheels more I’ve found that the plastic rim part itself is weak and prone to cracking right where the spokes meet the hub in the middle. I checked all four currently on my TT-02 and every single one has some kind of crack or stress fracture. I am still impressed with the quality of the tire, but less so with the wheel itself. I’ve already had two break, and I ordered like four sets of these before realizing the weakness in the wheels. I had originally attributed the wheel breaking to me crashing on the concrete pretty hard, but it seems that just driving a bit rough can do the trick too.

I bought a set of these after my other set of wheels (the drift version of these with plastic tires) exploded and the same thing happened to these. first 2 runs and the tires shredded themselves, and then a couple runs later one of the rims just flew off of the hex. these would be good for lighter rigs, cars going under 20ish mph, or maybe a shelf queen (cus the rims do look pretty sweet) but cannot recommend for anything that's going fast or being beaten on.

For the price, you can't beat this tire/wheel combo. I'm running these on a Tamiya Tt-02 rally car and they are a perfect fit. They held up to asphalt drifting through ten 2s lipo packs.The compound is mid-grade. Soft enough to corner on asphalt with some slip, but hard enough to drift on a prepped surface.They've held up against some gnarly crashes, donuts and lots of power slides. After four months of abuse, they shattered at the center of the spokes during a high-speed rollover.Treat them as disposable and you wont be disappointed. These aren't high-end, so dont expect high-end longevity. On a 2s lipo at 4000 Kv, they held strong through 10 packs, mostly drifting on asphalt and some gravel and short grass on occasion.

I feel like I wasted money an time

These tha best set of wheels

These lasted 2 battery packs on my traxxas 4-tec vxl. I drove them hard until they literally exploded. Decent grip on the tires. The rims are super cheap and britle but for the $10 they costed I can't complain.