Paragon Motorsports
1/10th RC Buggy Tire Gluing Jig (Carpet + Dirt)
1/10th RC Buggy Tire Gluing Jig (Carpet + Dirt)
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Tired of gluing your fingers instead of your tires? Are old and unevenly glued tires keeping you out of the A-main? This easy-to-use gluing jig makes the process quick, seamless, and mess-free, ensuring a perfect glue every time!
This includes an extra shim to make it work for thin front carpet tires.
*The low profile jig/lid works best for Schumacher Tires. For all others we recommend the standard size*
🔹 Versatile Fit – Works with 2WD & 4WD carpet and dirt buggy tires, as long as they use the standard 2.2" rims.
🔹 Precision Gluing – This evenly separates the tire from the rim, allowing deep bead penetration and smooth, even glue application.
🔹 Effortless Operation – Rides on ball bearings for a smooth, controlled peel-back.
🔹 Complete Set – Includes rear and front wheel gluing shims plus an extra shim for narrow front carpet tires.
🔹 Unbeatable Value – Less than half the price of other commercial jigs while being faster and easier to use.
🇺🇸 Made in the USA of high-strength and temperature-resistant PETG for those sweltering track days.
📌 Watch it in action! Step-by-step tutorial here on YouTube.
Upgrade your RC tire gluing experience today—precision, speed, and mess free at an unbeatable price!
Love it!
After the initial test with the Paragon jig I felt that when the tire bead was not evenly drawn down. I did make an adjustment and reamed .187 stainless tube to fit over the threaded center axis. The tube did not correct the draw down issue i was having. I found that a slight draw down and slight manipulation of the bead to be even all around worked well. I love the fact that your jig alleviates the use of my arthritic thumb. All in all I think this is a great product and would buy it again! Thank you.
This item makes gluing tires to the wheels easy even for beginners, may look into one for 1/8 scale next.
Makes glueing tires so much easier than doing it by hand
Works well, only suggestion is for super soft tires, take your time and use a small plastic spud to tuck tire under lip or it might just squeeze it the wrong way. Still best way I have found to glue tires.