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I rolled on used light truck tires to keep the cost down. Keep in mind my goal was to finish the race; not win.

Wow, I need to get some of those rally tires for my Subaru.

So hear me out, I'm not a rally driver I just think it's fun to watch and wish I could drive rally but I do ride motocross bikes and I'm thinking... why not make the right angles on the treads a little concave instead of a perfect right angle, therefore they would last a little longer because once they wear down to a 90° angle they are still good for a little

So it seems if i want to daily on rally tires, I might not financially recover.

Bringing a rally tire to a street car is like bringing a gun to a knife fight

I used to live on a gravel road. I'll never forget driving into town on the freshly graded gravel road ( like driving on marbles) to swap the soft knobbly snow tires I had on for Yokohama advans with hard, shallow tread- and being amazed that I had more traction and control on the way back home on the summer street tires than the soft, aggressive snow tires. It's still a mystery to me years later, I wonder why that was? It seems so counter intuitive!

Can you do a video on rims, I see all these rally rims, I don't know were to get them, like the ones on those tires in video, why does Every one use them? a video explaining why, were, how, would be great thanks

Too much camera movement. In/out/in/out. :S Good video otherwise.

I own a Honda Civic and I’ve gotten a few flats flats from hitting potholes, I also have a truck with BFG ko twos ,they can hit potholes without any worries, and never gotten a flat, can’t I buy tires for the street for my civic that are stronger without getting the soft compound race tires? Soft rubber is no good in ice,

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Thanks to the team at Team O' Neil. This was a great, and informative video. Much appreciated.

Thanks a lot. I always get excited to see a new video from Team O'Neil Rally.

Excellent videos guys. I grew up in rallying and even though I know most of this stuff its still entertaining. Keep them coming 👍

I was curious about those ultra-thin wheels that are used on ice and snow.

Love this video, very helpful!

thank you so much for this video.

Great video, most informative. Thanks....

This video answered alot of questions for me.

Good lesson, thanx!