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Silverstone Tyres, USA
03-29-2009, 08:53 AM
We are pleased to now offer Yokohama Rally Tires as an addition to our competition tire lineup.

www.yokohamarallytires.com
www.taborrallyteam.com

We currently have a wide range of the A035's in stock.

Please contact either Matt (matt@taborrallyteam.com) or Mark (mark@taborrallyteam.com) for more information or ordering.

See ya'll at Olympus!

Mark Tabor
www.taborrallyteam.com

Rally EVO
04-06-2009, 08:24 PM
What? No 16s ???

:(

Scott

taborrally
04-06-2009, 08:35 PM
What? No 16s ???

:(

Scott

To my knowledge, Yokohama doesn't make a 16" rally tire. At least, it wasn't one that they offered to us to sell...

You didn't look like you needed it on Sunday!!

Mark Tabor

www.taborrallyteam.com

WorldHazard
04-06-2009, 09:15 PM
i heard something this weekend that you guys have DOT legal rallytires?... care to elaborate.... =D

taborrally
04-06-2009, 11:29 PM
i heard something this weekend that you guys have DOT legal rallytires?... care to elaborate.... =D

It is, unfortunately, not that cut and dry. The Silverstone tyres go through a US DOT approval process, but it is done from the approach of PR and quality standards. Silverstone feels that enough of the world would look favorably on a tire that has been US DOT approved. So, they have it, the majority of them have a DOT number stamped somewhere on the tire.

Now, the RallyCross rules for 09 specifically state the DOT legality issue, as well as the fact that the tire cannot have a "For Competition Use Only" stamped on the tire. Both Silverstone and Yokohama say something to the effect of "For Rally Use" and "For Rally Use Only"... Splitting hairs? Probably, but someone could probably get away with it for this year, I would think.

Mark Tabor
www.taborrallyteam.com

robin
04-07-2009, 04:31 AM
Any plans to import the rare (mythical?) 14" A034???

taborrally
04-07-2009, 07:45 AM
Any plans to import the rare (mythical?) 14" A034???

I would say it is a possibility. They haven't said "no" yet, but I suspect it would depend on whether or not they are actually producing it or not.

Mark Tabor
www.taborrallyteam.com

WorldHazard
04-07-2009, 09:38 AM
thanks mark! that answered everything i wanted to know