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You will be fine at the track. If the temps are in the 40s during your first session keep you tire pressure a two or three psi above what you
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You will be fine at the track. If the temps are in the 40s during your first session keep you tire pressure a two or three psi above what you run at the track normally. Just give your tires a chance to come up to temp on the first lap or two.
Your in Texas and don't see extended periods of cold so that shouldn't be an issue with the tires at all. If the car is stored for months at a time then do as what was recommended above. Sent from my SM-G965U using Tapatalk
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