Traxxas Anaconda Tires come mounted and pre-glued on All-Star 2.8" wheels to give your 2WD electric rear setup immediate, high-traction street performance. The tire compound is tuned for long wear and sticky grip, while molded-foam inserts and a directional tread pattern balance stability and handling at speed.
Choose Traxxas Anaconda Tires when you want reliable, high-traction performance on paved tracks and smooth streets. They’re a straightforward upgrade for drivers focused on speed and consistent grip — especially useful for club racing, street circuits, or high-speed bashing on asphalt. Because they’re optimized for on-road use, they perform best on hard surfaces rather than loose dirt or deep gravel.
These are def the best tires around. They stick to the ground amazing and handle curves really well. Adhesion is top-notch, super sticky.
I really like these tires. They last longer on road compared to the stock ones on my Traxxas Rustler VXL, they dont wear out as fast. But, dont expect the same quick acceleration since they're quite slick.
Super Grippy Tires
These tires are super sticky when new, it’s crazy. I have an old set on the back, and wow, you can really tell the difference. I'm getting new Anacondas for the rear. Didn't realize just how good they were when I got them. Maybe the black chrome ones grip more than the silver? Not sure, or maybe the old ones are just worn (barely any tread after 5 years). Sometimes we end up on two wheels or flip sideways now, lol. With the lipo and brushless, they work great together.Edit: At high speeds, all my tires shake. Thought my car needed fixing, which it did. Got new bearings and oversized carriers. The shake is worse now. Bought Anacondas before, they were glued so well, so I got another. Guess it’s hit or miss. For low speed, on-road, they’re awesome and not too pricey. If you’ve gone brushless/lipo and can hit over 40 mph, maybe look at all foam tires. I read you can unglue and reglue, but that sounds like a pain.Might be better to buy tires and rims separately and glue them yourself.