New Tires for RC10 T3 year 2000 ish

[SirMurph]

Love this car but the back tires are bald. I don't take it out too often so looking for cheap more rugged tires as I like to rip around on rocks and dirt. The rear drive tires are locked in with a small cross bar and not a hex. Can anyone give some insight on either a new tire or whole new tire and rim assembly? The rims are chipped but not bad.
https://img2.associatedelectrics.com/pdf/cars_and_trucks/RC10T3/Team/10t3_manual.pdf

 

[WickedFog]

Those should be a 2.2" tire. These should be the wheels that fit it...
https://www.amainhobbies.com/team-a...bA60u4vsRnpYLXSqsK7LudeWX-oX7Ef8aAoGSEALw_wcB

They have other wheels. Yours are the pin type. Not the hex type.

Just search Amain for 2.2 truggy tires...
https://www.amainhobbies.com/search?cID=&s=2.2+tire+truggy

The description on most will tell you what terrsin they are good for.

And welcome to RCT!

 

[STONER RC]

Welcome to the mad house of anything RC...
I'm doing a rc10t3 restoration rite now my self. You can get a adapter to fit the pin drive axles. And turn them into a 12mm hex if you wanted. There are a few opinions for the 2.2 wheel. If you didn't want to go that route. But it would open the doors to alot more wheels to choose from..the wheels are a 2.2 buggy wheel. Make sure their buggy and not SCT or stadium different offsets. but look at yeam associated , J concepts, DE racing, pro-line, they all have a couple pairs. Around $20. They also have wheel & tire sets for the rc10 line. I have a couple rc10 , 10t and 10 t3. I'm restoring....

 

[RustyUs]

Converting the T3's rear axles to use hex driven stadium truck wheels is the easy part... just use a #9892 clamping hex adapter. For a front end hex conversion, you could use Pro2SC10, or SC6/T6 steering/caster blocks & axles.