Rere1992

Has anyone noticed that after spinning tires on dry pavement or dry rocks, bits of rubber get caught on your fenders ? I know these tires have soft rubber but i find it weird that I can run my finger on my inner fender sometimes and collect tire. And this was just with a little tire patch.

XJ BoSS

It's normal. I saw a viper the other day with a ton if black most on the rear quarters. It's Norma for any tire just try and limit spin as much as possible

Rere1992

I know cars in burnout competitions put painters tape on their fenders to prevent stuff like this but I was just surprised at how easily the tires wore.

mrfajita

My MT/R badly need replacing and I've been doing burnouts for the hell of it. When I wash out my rear fenders after doing a few good ones it comes out black.

CherokeeChick

I only do burn outs when a) my tires are done and b) on flat rock!

Jarrett

KM2's are one of the best wearing set of m/t's i've ever owned. And i've owned quite a few different sets.

Rere1992

Best wearing in a good way or bad?

Jarrett

Good way. Overall one of the best road performing m/t's in my opinion, is what i was getting at.

89eliminator

literally every tire will do that. a burnout is burning rubber off the tire. that burnt rubber has to go somewhere.

Rere1992

That's good to hear jarrett, I love these tires. And I have a Mazda b2300 4 cyl 5 speed that does burnouts pretty well and I've never noticed rubber on the fender. As long as its normal, im happy.

gpeade

Probably because that is so light in the rear its not really even wearing the tires.

Rere1992

It's possible, it never really left any rubber marks on the ground either.

conker

My comanche leaves ghost skid marks unless i throw some braking into the clutch dump equation