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It depends on whether you are referring to "heat cycling" race tires or manufacturer recommendations for breaking in any new tire. Generally speaking, new tires require 500 miles to get
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It depends on whether you are referring to "heat cycling" race tires or manufacturer recommendations for breaking in any new tire. Generally speaking, new tires require 500 miles to get through their break in period. Consult your factory's recommendations for properly heat-cycling race tires as those will vary.
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