bloodstriker Messages 278 Sydney, Austral Messages GTP_slowman Mar 13, 2012 #1 Coming back from a 7 month break, and back then, meds/hards had the same rate of wear as softs with reduced grip levels. Has this been patched?
Coming back from a 7 month break, and back then, meds/hards had the same rate of wear as softs with reduced grip levels. Has this been patched?
Ross Premium Messages 7,166 Tadley, Hampshire, UK Mar 13, 2012 #2 Yes it has been patched and softs now wear quicker than hards.
CodeRedR51 Premium Messages 55,455 United States Mar 13, 2012 #3 Yes, Mediums and Softs wear a lot quicker. Especially Softs. Gah! Tree'd.
bloodstriker Messages 278 Sydney, Austral Messages GTP_slowman Mar 13, 2012 #4 Thanks for the heads up guys.
Lambob Messages 1,611 Montreal, Canada Messages NobleAtreides Mar 13, 2012 #5 could this have been a move made by PD, to motivate people to use any tires besides racing softs for a change?
could this have been a move made by PD, to motivate people to use any tires besides racing softs for a change?
V Vol Jbolaz Hermits United Premium Messages 2,254 Burlington, NC, USA Messages a_garris/Vol_Jbolaz Mar 13, 2012 #6 Lambob could this have been a move made by PD, to motivate people to use any tires besides racing softs for a change? Click to expand... There is another thread, with numbers and graphs. If you have the choice, even though you have to pit more often in softer tires, you more than make up the time.
Lambob could this have been a move made by PD, to motivate people to use any tires besides racing softs for a change? Click to expand... There is another thread, with numbers and graphs. If you have the choice, even though you have to pit more often in softer tires, you more than make up the time.
