If you’re in the mood to explore every terrain then an all-terrain is what you need. The Accelera Omikron AT tire is designed to maneuver all-terrain conditions. Some key features include interlocked and intermediate blocks, two main grooves with notches, and block stepped edges.

When it comes to tires, there are made the same right? WRONG. The amount of diversity in tires is maddening. So, how does Armstrong stand out? Easy… for starters Armstrong has a long history of American grit. Whether it’s from making tires that are truly meant to take a beating, its absolutely insane manufacturer’s warranty, or its ability to tackle any obstacle ahead, Armstrong tires have a grip on the market.

There are typically three categories of tires that you see on the race track (road course), and they each have their pro's, con's, places, benefits, and strengths. They also have their price points which have to be factored in. In my opinion these categories are: street tires, inexpensive lapping tires, and competition tires.

So how does this rubber circle make such a big difference in your performance? Let us explain. 

Rally drivers have a lot to focus on when it comes to event preparation, and choosing the correct tire can contribute to your performance at an overall  event. So, what should a driver be considering when choosing a tire to compete with?

Well some tires are geared more towards intense off-roading, some are a hybrid meant for both on and off-road performance, and some are meant high-level on-road performance.

If you've read a few articles about how cars work, much of it revolves around friction.

How is it that rally cars can glide across gravel roads that are littered with a variety of hazards such as potholes, bumps, rocks and other unforeseen objects and rarely find themselves stranded with punctured tires?

The lifespan of a tire can make or break how you perform at your next event.  The last thing anyone wants is buying a boatload of tires to realize they aren’t designed for the application you are using them in.