Blue colouring on tyres

[Willis]

Mine went like that too, I always have the pressures at 30PSi Front & Rear (cold), never had any issues with uneven wear or odd handling.

Like Ben said, just find somewhere suitable to bed the brakes back in again and it should clear most, if not all of the deposits on the discs.

*EDIT*

Looking at the full-size picture of the tyre, it looks like the tread face has some signs of heat debris damage too... Good work!!!

 

[minesaturbo]

nice trackday tips thanks

 

[GrumpyTwig]

Cheers guys, this was one of the rears !!! lol

I didn't really have any handling issues particularly, I was just more concerned I might of irreparebly damaged the tyre in some way but I think maybe my enthusiasm and lack of setting the pressures before going out maybe caused it.

 

[Willis]

Nicely done!!!

I look at it that PSi rises with temperature, so 30PSi (cold) suits me fine as I don't really do any short journeys in the car and 95% of the time I'm driving it's on blasts out or on track. Everyone will have their own tip or opinion on it, it's one of those things, but if the car felt ok and the wear seems even accross the width of the tyre then don't worry.

 

[ken182]

here are some blued off tyre from my old race bike

tyres getting too hot an oils inside the tyre seeping to the surface

 

[GrumpyTwig]

Nice bike there Ken, I never had the cojones to take my bike out on the track :x

 

[N0ddie]

Cheers guys, this was one of the rears !!! lol

I didn't really have any handling issues particularly, I was just more concerned I might of irreparebly damaged the tyre in some way but I think maybe my enthusiasm and lack of setting the pressures before going out maybe caused it.

Thats the rears? :zomg:

I had similar to that on my fronts but not the rears.

 

[Roger200]

that must have taken some effort

 

[ken182]

look tike theyre wearing well

no cold tearing etc there.