When it comes to rain tires, You'll want it to be raining pretty good to use them. If it stops raining during your session, you'll be playing point and shoot from puddle to puddle to keep them from burning up. Personally, I normally use Bridgestone BT002's and never had a slip or slide in the rain. Throttle control and smoothness is the key to success in the rain. I have a set of used rains I got from Ron about 2-3 years ago, never needed them. Chances are, if it's raining hard enough for raintires, They're gonna stop your track session. If you want these raintires, let me know. I think they are 180/120 combo. Also have a set of slicks for sale. 2 track "sessions" not days on them. Anyone??
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