Tires on Horizon Edition Cars -- Really upset --

Hey Guys,

I recently noticed, that most HE-Cars have Race-tries on them.
As you know, you don´t use them to Drift. Neither do I !!

So my Basic question: Is there a way to change those damn tires ??

Especially on the

  • Subaru Brat HE (this thing is useless othewise)
  • MG Metro HE (now set up to Drift with Rally-tires, of course RWD)
  • BMW M3 1997 HE (Highly overrated car !!!)

I´m sure there are manny more cars where I want to change tires too. (Basicly all “Drift Skills Boost” cars)

  • Chevorlet Corvette
  • Nissan GTR

Hopefully there is a way to bring them down to Streets ;D

Yes you can upgrade (or downgrade) and tune the HE cars like any other car…

When you do it all the upgrades and tune will be removed but the “boost” will remain… there will be a bodykit upgrade to put it back to the original HE spec.

The upgrade parts that were removed will be available at zero cost in the garage…

Not all the HE cars actually offer the lower level tires.

l suppose you could try changing tire pressure to increase or decrease grip to some level…

My bad… Sorry :frowning:

Capt I just put 2 different tunes up for the HE Bmw Drift edition feel free to try them out. Had no issue with the tires and you can have alot of fun with it to.

Fist of all Thanks guys for the fast reply :smiley:

@V6PBS UK: Yea I know that, I´m not new to the series :wink: but you can´t change the Tires to lower levels on the HE-Cars !

@Eddy Fin: Thats one option. An other one is increase the camber. For me I like it mixed, ´cause having only one feels weird :slight_smile:

@InsanePsychoxX: I will definitely try them, Thanks !

But in gereral, I want to change the tires because:

  1. the car slides better!
  2. you can Tandem better!
  3. it´s smoother!
  4. it´s not as fast, so you can handle the car so much better when you are in a pack of cars trying to Tandem.

So right now my Drift cars are set up with Stock- or Street-tires (Stock-tires up to 650-700 HP - Street´s 700+ HP normaly)

No worries I just wish they would fix the info related to the gamertag giving the right up to date info such as tier etc…

I had a similar issue, but this was on the Ferrari F12tdf. It has sport compound as the stock tyre and can’t be downgraded, however, with a bit of tuning and somewhere in the region of 1,210bhp, it drifts nicely and feels like any other drift car.