| QUESTIONS:
1. How
do I purchase a Hoosier Race Tire?
2. How
do I get Hoosier decals for my racecar?
3. How
do I store my Hoosier race tires at the end of the racing season?
4. I
would like to sell Hoosier tires in the US or Canada, how do I become
a Hoosier Tire Dealer?
5. How
do Hoosier compounds compare to other manufacturers?
6. How
are the Hoosier Kart & Quarter Midget tires sized?
7. What
method should I use to mount a Hoosier kart or quarter midget tire?
1.
How do I purchase a Hoosier Race Tire?
Hoosier Race Tires are purchased
through our extensive distribution network of distributors and
dealers. Select "distribution" under any race tire category
under the Race Tire section. You will see a map of the United States,
find the nearest distributor to you and click on the star. The address
and phone numbers of the distributor will be displayed. The
distributor will either be able to sell direct to you or place you in
contact with a dealer who is closer to you who will. (Top)
2.
How do I get Hoosier decals for my racecar?
If you send us an e-mail at info@hoosiertire.com,
requesting the decals, we would be happy to send them to you free of
charge to anywhere in the United States and Canada. Remember to
include your mailing address as to where you want them sent. To help
defer the cost and avoid waste, in the e-mail please tell us whether
you want BLACK decals or WHITE decals. We appreciate your support of
Hoosier by displaying our name proudly on your racecar. (Top)
3.
How do I store my Hoosier race tires at the end of the racing season?
The useful life of a tire, whether mounted or dismounted, is
directly affected by storage conditions. Tires should always be stored
indoors in a dark, cool, dry room.
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Remove the tires from the vehicle.
- Store tires on their
side in a cool/dark/dry environment.
- Place tires in a black
plastic bag when stored during the "off-season".
- Make sure the
temperature range in the storage location is between 40-90 degrees
Fahrenheit.
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Don't store tires in direct sunlight or near electric motors.
(Electric motors emit small amounts of ozone.) Tires need to be
protected from light, especially sunlight. Light causes ultraviolet
damage by breaking down the rubber compounds.
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Don't apply any chemical treatments to Hoosier tires. (It's not
necessary and may actually damage the integrity of the tire by
breaking down the rubber properties of the tire.) Tires must not be
allowed to come in contact with oils, greases, solvents, or other
petroleum products that cause rubber to soften or deteriorate.
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Don't store tires in sub-freezing temperatures for any length of time.
(The rubber can freeze and may crack as a result.) (Top)
4.
I would like to sell Hoosier tires in the US or Canada, how do I
become a Hoosier Tire Dealer?
Hoosier has an established network of independent Hoosier
Distributors. They, in turn, establish their own network of Hoosier
Dealers. You will need to contact the Hoosier Distributor in your area
who handles the particular tire line you are interested in carrying.
You will ask the Distributor whether they have a need for a dealer in
your particular location.
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5. How
do Hoosier compounds compare to other manufacturers?
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