They are shore rating and the 22s are great for racing on lots of surfaces. I am not sure how the shore rating is done. I read somewhere it is the compound shore that is used not tested with a durometer after production but it matters not they are good products. They also make a great "control" tyre as the number and manufacturer are printed on the side so ducks and drakes if they are used.
Slot.It Tyres F15-F22-F30
Just a quick 'un.
I assume that the three codes imply three different softness levels but which way around is it?
Coop
I assume that the three codes imply three different softness levels but which way around is it?
Coop
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