Have the days gone of going to a garage and purchasing a set of tires? At Tire Streets we think that purchasing tires online is the way forward. Being able to pick and choose your perfect set of tires at your own leisure without the pressure of purchasing on the spot. What could be better?

One of the unexpected merriment-killers that affects thousands of drifters each year, worldwide is a little-known condition as “Drifter Depletion Syndrome” or DDS. DDS occurs when a drifter wears the tread off all their tires, leaving them grip-less, and left with feelings of worthlessness on the sidelines. 

There is so much to prepare for, not to mention getting your build back on the asphalt and ready to tear it up. That’s why we decided to help put together a small list of a few things that you need to prepare for.

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.

Holiday shopping for the drifter in your life can often times be challenging, if not expensive. Check out the list of holiday gift suggestions we put together to help cross them off you list without ever leaving your couch.

Yeah, we know drifting gets pricey, like dating an influencer during festival season expensive. Yikes. It gets tempting to cut corners where we can. One of the most tempting things to cheat on is running old rubber during competitions. We know we sell tires so its obvious that we are against it, but there is more to it.

The Accelera 651 Sport is one of the most versatile r-compound tires out there. It’s been tried-and-true in autoX, drifting and time attack.

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. 

They are both are produced by Accelera, and both are performance tires. So, what are the main differences between the Accelera 651 Sport and the Accelera PHI?

What’s wild is how much science and *gulp* math that goes into it. Like every true art form or sport, it’s the perfect mashup of science and technique.