TAMIYA Tractor Trucks Rear Wheel & Tyre Set for Scale Kits TTT-15423 by Jazrider  [TTT-15423]

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JAZRIDER
Model:
TTT-15423
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Rear aluminium wheel and tyre description

The TTT-15423 rear wheel and tyre assembly is an aluminium-centre replacement intended for TAMIYA Tractor Trucks in scale RC use. Sold as a pair (2 pcs), this aftermarket kit replaces the stock rear wheel and tyre units on matching Tamiya tractor truck kits and is presented as an upgrade option.

Design and role: the unit pairs a metal wheel centre with a tyre to enhance scale appearance and deliver a different mechanical feel from plastic centres, affecting both aesthetics and inertia characteristics of the rear axle.

Installation notes: the components are made to fit the kit's rear hub interfaces and standard fastening systems. Installation follows normal wheel replacement steps: remove the factory rear wheel, ensure the tyre is correctly seated on the aluminium centre, and refit using the original hardware while confirming thread engagement.

Tuning and maintenance: aluminium centres change rotational mass and heat transfer relative to plastic parts; check tyre seating and balance the wheels where fine handling is required. Monitor fastener tightness and tyre adhesion after the first few runs.

Are any modifications required to fit these wheels?

Most Tamiya tractor truck kits accept direct replacements, but it is important to confirm that the rear hub interface and wheel nut thread match your kit. Minor clearance checks may be necessary on some models.

Will changing to aluminium affect ride height or clearance?

If tyre outer diameter and wheel offset match the originals, ride height should remain unchanged; any difference in centre thickness or wheel offset can alter clearance and should be measured before final use.

How can I confirm correct wheel fit before running the vehicle?

Fit the wheels with their fasteners, spin each wheel to check for rubbing or misalignment, and verify secure thread engagement. Make adjustments or use shims if necessary to prevent contact with suspension or chassis parts.

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