Tire advice for 1/10 4WD Touring Car

[Origineelreclamebord]

Hi everyone,
I'm working on getting a 4WD touring car running as a training car in between offroad events. I intend to run it on the nice spare pieces of tarmac that are 'here and there' in the city. :)

Looking back on my history with touring cars, they seemed to have handling trouble. Back then I didn't know what the problem was, but now I think I do...

BAD TIRES! I was always using the cheap-o RTR/XB/Kit tires from Tamiya, and it seems they just can't handle putting 4000kV-ish power on the ground. However, I know nothing about the brands available for touring cars, I hope you can help out here.

So, what I'm looking for is a tire that has more grip. However, it also needs to be a type of tire that doesn't cost me a fortune in the long run (as there are no actual racing results on the line here). In other words, I need a good concession between grip, durability and price. So, what are you people recommend using? :eh?:

[dale]

Difficult to beat the Sorex line of tyres for grip and wear. Choose a compound based on temperature. I'd think 32s for the summer, 28s or softer for the winter (assuming this is outdoors on asphalt).

[dodgydiy]

a lot depends on the grip level of the tarmac too, for normal road use around here i used secondhand cs22's to get anything like half decent grip. at the club on a tc we run on dirty low grip tarmac, using shimizu d20 wets, they last about six months of club nights. best thing to do is go on ebay, buy a couple of sets of racers used tyres and just try them until you find something that works for you