HUDY 105110 Tire Stick 1/8 Tyre Organizer 4-Pack  [HSP-105110]

HUDY 105110 - Tire Stick 1/8 ON-ROAD, 1/8 OFF-ROAD & 1/8 GT (4)
Price:
NZD$26.88
Brand:
HUDY
Model:
HSP-105110
Condition:
Brand New
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Smart Tyre Storage Using HUDY 105110 Tire Stick

The HUDY 105110 Tire Stick gives racers and hobbyists a neat way to manage their 1/8 scale tyre sets. Its single-piece snap-on build removes fiddly fittings so you can pack and unpack on-road, off-road or GT tyres with minimal fuss.

Snap-On Simplicity for Track Days

Thanks to the straightforward snap-on system, the HUDY Tire Stick lets you swap tyres quickly between practice and race runs. You do not need extra screws or locking parts, which keeps your pit setup clean and fast.

Suited to Multiple Tyre Types

Whether you run slicks, knobbly off-road tyres or GT rubber, the HUDY Tire Stick adapts to different tyre profiles and wheel widths, helping you keep sets separated and ready to go.
Remark :
Due to limited stock availability, please notice that some HUDY items may have to order from the factory and the ready time is around 8-12 weeks. Customer purchases the item is assumed to accept the waiting time which allows us to order directly from the manufacturer if the item is out of our warehouse.

Can I use the HUDY stick with foam inserts or only rubber tyres?

The HUDY 105110 Tire Stick works with a range of tyre constructions; fit and stack carefully if your tyres have foam inserts to prevent compression.

Is assembly required before first use?

No assembly is needed - the one-piece design is ready out of the pack so you can start organising tyres straight away.

Will the stick protect tyre shape during transport?

Properly stacked tyres on the HUDY stick are easier to handle and less likely to deform in transit than loose sets, though cushioned packing helps on longer trips.

Can I label sticks to keep sets separate?

Yes, labelling or colour-coding sticks is a handy way to identify tyre compounds and track setups at a glance.

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