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> Goodyear discontinuing R210 slicks?, Anyone know for sure?
nine14cats
post Jan 15 2004, 10:50 PM
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I was talking with Roger Kraus racing ordering up some tires and it turns out he can't get R210 cantilevers as the new 2004 book no longer lists them. I like the R210 compound for auto-x. He can get a "non-catalog standard R270 compound which isn't listed in the general Goodyear websites but still available along with the R430 canti's.

May not have been enough demand for the real soft compound slicks as they are primarily a road race tire. Too bad...they were pretty sticky... (IMG:style_emoticons/default/sad.gif)

Anyone heard anything?

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post Jan 16 2004, 03:19 PM
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Hi John,

Thanks for the update. It confirms what we are hearing. Roger Kraus Racing was told that the new sticky compound will be in the R240/R250 range.

Did the Goodyear rep say when they will be released?

Were you running R210's on the track? I would have thought they would tear up pretty quick, but maybe not.

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