Tamiya 15543 Jr 24mm Super Hard Small Diameter Narrow Tyres with 3-Spoke Carbon Wheels - Competition Kit [15543]

Tamiya 15543 - Jr 24mm Super Hard Small Dia. Narrow Tires w/3-Spoke Carbon Wheels

Price:

£3.66

Brand:

Tamiya

Model:

15543

GTIN:

4950344155439

Condition:

Brand New

Quantity:

Available in warehouse

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Description
FAQ

Performance tweak using Tamiya 15543 for Mini 4WD

The Tamiya 15543 tyre and wheel set is a straightforward upgrade for Mini 4WD builders who want firmer behaviour on track. It pairs 24mm super hard small diameter tyres with sturdy 3-spoke carbon reinforced wheels to reduce unwanted hop and help cars hold their intended line through corners.

Core Features

Super Hard Tyres: The 24mm small diameter tyres are produced in a hard compound that trims grip to allow snappier cornering and more stable jump recoveries.
Carbon Reinforced Wheels: The 3-spoke carbon reinforced wheels retain shape under stress, lowering bounce and aiding consistent lap performance.
Compatibility: Compatible with Mini 4WD PRO and standard Mini 4WD chassis that use small diameter tyres, although some chassis and bodies may require slight adjustments to clear the wheels.

Where to deploy this set

Choose this tyre and wheel set for tracks that reward controlled cornering and minimal rebound from jumps, giving drivers more confidence through technical sequences.

Will the Tamiya 15543 wheels fit my hubs?

They fit standard hubs used by Mini 4WD PRO and many standard kits, but confirm the wheel bore and axle size match your hub before fitting.

What should I expect in terms of grip?

Expect lower lateral grip compared with softer compounds, which helps maintain speed through bends but can feel less forgiving on slippery lanes.

How can I reduce wheel bounce further?

Check suspension setup where applicable, ensure wheels are mounted without play, and consider using spacers or shims to fine tune wheel alignment to cut bounce.

Are these tyres suitable for casual practice sessions?

Yes, they are fine for practice, but be aware that the hard compound behaves differently to standard rubber and you may want to switch back to softer tyres when practising handling on low-grip surfaces.

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