Manage tire sets for your vehicle

Keep dry, wet, and spare sets in one vehicle's Tires tab. Fitting a set records when you put it on the vehicle, so sessions and usage can follow the tires that actually ran.

Open the tire inventory

Tap Garage, open a vehicle, and choose Tires. On a Team account, open the vehicle from the Team Garage or the driver's profile.

Personal vehicles: tire-set tracking requires Pro. Changes can be saved offline.
Team vehicles: access follows the vehicle's Team permissions. Authorized owners, coaches, and mechanics can make changes with a connection. A mechanic limited to assigned drivers can only work on those vehicles. Connected drivers can view their own vehicle's tires read-only without personal Pro.
Archived vehicles: their tire inventory remains viewable when you have access, but is read-only.

Create and fit a set

Tap New set and enter a Name, such as "Dry race set" or "Wet spare".
Choose Dry or Wet. Add the optional Brand and Compound.
Leave Fit now on to fit it, and check the date and time. Turn it off to add a spare without fitting it.
Tap New set to confirm. A fitted set appears under Current set; unfitted active sets appear under Other sets.

When you change sets, tap Fit another set, choose the set, and check when you fitted it. You can fit a set again later; usage includes all the periods it was fitted.

Replace individual tires

On the current set, choose Replace tire to select one position, or use Replace fronts or Replace rears when those actions are offered. Set the replacement time and confirm. Replacing a tire keeps the set's history and starts usage for the new tire in that position; it does not reset the untouched tires.

Fit from an earlier session

Open a dated, vehicle-assigned session's Setup tab and tap its tire-set row. If you have edit access, choose Fit a set from this session onward. The fitting time starts from that session's time, so you can record a change you forgot to enter at the track.

Retire or delete

Use Retire to stop using a set while keeping its history. Find it under Retired sets; Un-retire makes it eligible to fit again. Deleting a set removes its whole tire-set history and cannot be undone, so retirement is the usual choice when the tires are finished.

For the usage figures and time corrections, see Understand tire usage and correct the timeline. To compare tread photos and notes, use Tire wear and see Review tire wear history.