PG - Moosgummi Reifenschmiermittel 4.0 - 80g (1 pc)

Schmiermittel für Moosgummireifen. Für spürbar bessere Traktion und Haftung. 

Eigene Erfahrungen und Anwendungsempfehlungen.

Reifen auf eine Spezialschmiermaschine für 1/8 oder 1/10 Moosgummireifen aufziehen. Die Hinterräder komplett und die Vorderräder zu 50% einschmieren Die Außenseite bleibt frei!

Die Reifen 30-45 Minuten gegeneinander laufen lassen. Danach das überschüssige Schmiermittel mit einem Tuch abwischen, sonst Rutschgefahr auf den ersten Metern ;)

Für noch bessere Ergebnisse, wickeln sie die Reifen in Frischhaltefolie und lassen sie diese 24h ruhen. Dann auspacken und losfahren!

1. P Grip Tire Additive 1.0 — PG19101
Basic version, with the lowest grip among these variants.
• Formula designed for medium- and low-grip track conditions.
• Ideal for moderate temperatures or “not very fast” surfaces.
• Mainly serves to provide a slight increase in grip without weighing down the sponge.
➡️ Grip: ? Low

2. PGrip 2.0 — PG19102
? Next step up from 1.0.
• Slightly more aggressive formula, suitable for medium/medium-high tracks and higher temperature conditions.
• Increases adhesion compared to 1.0 without significantly compromising the tire’s responsiveness.
➡️ Grip: ? Medium

3. PGrip 3.0 — PG19103
? “Intermediate-strong” formula.
• With more active grippers, designed for high-grip tracks or high temperatures.
• Increases traction more significantly, promoting push-off and corner exit.
➡️ Grip: ? High

4. PGrip 4.0 — PG19104
• A more “full-bodied” formula that penetrates deeper into the tire’s structure.
• This means it doesn’t just act on the surface, but can also modify the “feel” of the tire, making it more grip-focused and with a more fulcrum-centric response.
• Suitable for extremely high-traction tracks or when a lot of grip is needed while maintaining control.
➡️ Grip: ? Medium-High

5. PGrip “The Blood” Dario Balestri — PG19105
? Top-of-the-line version for maximum grip.
• The most “pure grip” variant of these, often used when maximum available grip is needed.
• Excellent on fast surfaces where every bit of grip counts; It can also feel “heavy” when used on slippery or cold slopes.
➡️ Grip: ? Very high