Low-Friction 26 mm Tires 15534: A Fair Baseline
Identify the 26 mm tire and carbon wheel set, then compare it fairly with your current Mini 4WD wheels on your own course. Check live stock.
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Browse available alternativesA set of plain plastic rollers molded from a low-friction material for smoother rotation than standard rollers, without the added cost or weight of ball bearings. The set covers two common roller diameters so they can be mixed across the front, side and rear roller positions of a car.
Covering two common roller sizes in one set -- 16mm and 19mm -- lets a racer mix diameters across a car's roller positions, for example running smaller 16mm rollers at tighter clearance points and larger 19mm rollers where more guardrail contact area is wanted, without buying two separate single-size sets. Being solid low-friction plastic rather than ball-bearing units, they're lighter and cheaper than a bearing-equipped roller, suiting budget builds or positions where the extra rolling efficiency of a bearing matters less. The included brass eyelets form the surface the roller spins on, similar in role to the brass bushings supplied with Tamiya's ball bearing sets.
Identify the 26 mm tire and carbon wheel set, then compare it fairly with your current Mini 4WD wheels on your own course. Check live stock.
Check 24 mm tire fit, wheel seating and brake clearance before testing Tamiya item 15541 on your track. Check the cited sources and current rules.
Understand the stepped 13 and 12 mm roller contact, included bearings and mounting checks for Tamiya item 15398. Use the item-specific checklist.