Kart tyres are much smaller than those on ordinary cars. Kart wheels are generally made of die-casting aluminum, aluminum or composite materials. The tire can support more than 2g (20m/s ²） The bending force of, but actually lies in the car chassis car engine and motor settings. Some tire manufacturers, such as Bridgestone, Dunlop and Maxxis, manufacture go kart tires. There are also some technical and professional go kart tire manufacturers, such as MG, MOJO, Vega, Hoosier and Burris.

Similar to other sports cars, go kart tyres have different types and incorporate different standards:

·A smooth, dry runway. The smooth and clean go kart tyres have many different secrets, which make them from very soft (strong in grasping the farmland but not resistant to wear) to very hard (games, entertainment and renting go karts, smaller in grasping the farmland but longer in service life). In other world-class events, because the racing driver can choose the tire at will and because the delay time of each event is very short (10 to 20 minutes at most), this kind of sports car generally uses the most soft tire.

·Rainy days or "wet" runways. The "rain tire" is made of soft chemicals with pipe grooves, which is narrower than the bare tire. Not all sports cars are allowed to use wet tyres.

·Unique variety. For example, hard thorn tires with cold standards, or "pipe ditches" for high grasping farmland soil/clay highways. Tyre manufacturers like Hoosier and Burris have also produced some slightly larger pipe trench tyres for use only on soil runways.

The tire pressure of the cold car and the hot car will also be different, generally about, cold: 8-13 psi; Heat: 10-14psi. The size of go kart tyres is generally about 11 inches.

The above is the difference between go kart tyres. The above materials can be selected for both gasoline go kart and electric go kart tyres.